#TBT: Aerolíneas Argentinas flights between Buenos Aires Aeroparque and Miami in 1987 with Boeing 727-200(Adv) aircraft

In the mid-1980s, Aerolíneas Argentinas inaugurated its flights between Buenos Aires Aeroparque and Miami, a differential service to the one carried out at Ezeiza. The operations to and from Aeroparque were performed in Boeing 727 with various stopovers, which were mainly Jujuy, Lima, Guayaquil and Bogotá.

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Aerolíneas Argentinas started flights to Miami from Aeroparque as a result of the low occupancy of services from Ezeiza, in addition to the savings that the operation of Boeing 727s meant compared to Boeing 707s and Boeing 747s.

During the years of operations, Aeroparque and Miami were connected once a week.

See also: #TBT: Líneas Aéreas del Estado (LADE) flights in 1987.

Schedule between Buenos Aires Aeroparque and Miami in 1987 – Aerolíneas Argentinas

DEPARTURES FROM AEROPARQUE – FRIDAY

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Flight	From	ETD	To	ETA
AR 378	Buenos Aires	11:00	Jujuy	13:10
AR 378	Jujuy	14:00	Guayaquil	16:15
AR 378	Guayaquil	17:00	Bogotá	18:40
AR 378	Bogotá	19:25	Miami	23:55

DEPARTURES FROM MIAMI – SUNDAY

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Flight	From	ETD	To	ETA
AR 379	Miami	17:00	Bogotá	19:30
AR 379	Bogotá	20:15	Guayaquil	21:55
AR 379	Guayaquil	22:40	Jujuy	05:00 +1
AR 379	Jujuy	06:00 +1	Buenos Aires	07:55 +1

Aerolíneas Argentinas suspended flights between Aeroparque and Miami in the late 1980s, leaving only operations to the U.S. city through Ezeiza airport with Boeing 707 and Boeing 747 aircraft.

Currently, Asunción, Bogotá, Brasilia, Curitiba, Florianópolis, Lima, Montevideo, Porto Alegre, Punta del Este, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Santiago de Chile and Sao Paulo are the airline’s international destinations at Aeroparque.

Source

• Airline Timetable Images.
• Roll Out – Boeing 727.

See also: #TBT: Panair do Brasil flights between Argentina and Lebanon with stopovers in Uruguay, Brazil, Senegal, Portugal, Italy and Turkey in 1952.