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The airline More Ultra Airlines will fly to Buenos Aires in the spring of 2026, increasing its regular destinations in America. Photo Plus Ultra
Plus Ultra has already started selling tickets to Argentina with the aim of starting to fly in May, coinciding with the beginning of the high season. Buenos Aires joins the 4 regular destinations that the company operates in Latin America: Bogota, Cartagena de Indias, Lima and Caracas.
With two initial weekly frequencies between Madrid and the Ezeiza Airport of the Argentine capital, the Spanish company will begin its operations, increasing to four weekly flights from July.
Plus Ultra will fly to Buenos Aires
The inauguration of the new route to Argentina It is part of the expansion plan that contemplates finishing 2025 with the addition of two aircraft Airbus A330 and the increase in frequencies in all its destinations. The seventh long-haul aircraft is scheduled to begin operations in November of this year.
The start of operations in Argentina coincides with the celebration of the first centenary of the flight of the Plus Ultra seaplane, which gives its name to the Spanish airline and which linked Spain and South America for the first time, on 1926.
For More Ultra «The new route shows our company's ability to consolidate its growth within the objectives of profitability and expansion in high potential markets.. “Latin America is our priority objective and where new destinations are already being analyzed to complete the commercial flight offer.”.
With the incorporation of Buenos Aires, More Ultra increases its regular routes to eight. Currently its planes are present in 18 countries on four continents through its different business divisions: regular line, ACMI, charter and cargo.
About Plus Ultra
Plus Ultra Líneas Aereas is a Spanish airline that began operations in 2015. Based in Madrid, have 610 employees and has its own staff in Europe and America. With routes to Madrid, Bogota, Cartagena, Caracas, Lima, Tenerife and Malabo, among other. Operates in 16 countries of 3 continents. It is a member of IATA and has IOSA and IEnvA certifications. Its fleet is made up of Airbus A330. It owes its name to the seaplane that made the first transatlantic flight between Spain and South America in 1926.
