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Visit Argentina Air Pass Visit Argentina Air pass Application: Domestic Argentina, any AR flights within Argentina. Flights operated by AR and AU in Economy Class travel for one way, return, circle trip or open jaw journeys. Not valid on flights number AR 7000-7999. May not be used for individual inclusive-tours or groups. For Sales and ticketing anywhere, except Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile or Venezuela. Effective immediately until further notice. Price per flight coupon in USD (tax and surcharges not included) From / To BUE Bahía Blanca $ 73 Mar del Plata $ 54 Santiago del Estero $ 95 Catamarca $ 92 Mendoza $ 108 San Juan $ 108 Córdoba $ 80 Neuquén $ 100 San Luis $ 104 Corrientes $ 77 Posadas $ 89 San Rafael $ 102 Formosa $ 88 Resistencia $ 77 Santa Fe $ 45 Iguazú $ 101 Río Hondo $ 109 Santa Rosa $ 67 Jujuy $ 130 Rosario $ 45 Tucumán $ 110 Northern La Rioja $ 92 Salta $ 113 Viedma $ 81 and Center Paraná $ 48 Argentina Internal legs Córdoba-Iguazú y v.v. $ 102 Mar del Plata-Viedma y v.v. $ 44 El Calafate-Bariloche y v.v $ 156 Córdoba-Mendoza y v.v. $ 52 Mar del Plata-Santa Rosa y v.v. $ 70 El Calafate-Ushuaia y v.v $ 84 Córdoba-Rosario y v.v. $ 43 Mendoza- Neuquén y v.v. $ 70 Iguazú-Salta y v.v $ 129 Córdoba-Jujuy y v.v. $ 60 Mendoza-Rosario y v.v. $ 69 Rosario- Iguazú y v.v $ 102 Córdoba-Salta y v.v. $ 70 Mendoza-Salta y v.v. $ 120 Córdoba- Tucumán y v.v. $ 43 Córdoba- Neuquén y v.v. $ 86 From / To BUE Bariloche $ 123 El Calafate $ 126 Río Grande $ 151 S.M. de los Andes $ 135 Esquel $ 163 Trelew $ 116 Comodoro Rivadavia $ 124 Río Gallegos $ 125 Ushuaia $ 147 Patagonia Internal legs Argentina Bariloche-Rosario y v.v. $ 120 Cdo. Rivadavia-Neuquén y v.v. $ 67 Trelew-Ushuaia $ 189 Córdoba-Bariloche y v.v. $ 111 Cdo. Rivadavia-Río Gallegos y v.v. $ 51 Ushuaia- Río Gallegos y v.v. $ 43 El Calafate-Córdoba y v.v. $ 121 Rosario-El Calafate $ 121 Visit Argentina Air Pass Feb 2016 Page 1 Conditions: Validity Tickets issued from 1st January 2016 onwards. Routes Domestic routes included in Visit Argentina 2016 Program. Minimum: 3 (three) flight coupons. Maximum: 12 (twelve) flight coupons between. Once issued the purchase of additional coupons is not allowed (even if maximum of 12 coupons has not been reached). Min / Max stay Minimum: no restrictions. Maximum: 90 days from the date of the first Visit Argentina flight. Discounts Children: pay 75 % of adult fare. Infants: pay 10 % of adult fare. Ticketing Reservation class: G Fare basis code: GVARG Only one pass per passenger may be issued. Each leg and flight number must be issued in separate coupons. Issue of one coupon per leg and per flight number. Visit Argentina must be issued on a separate ticket in conjunction with an international ticket which must be shown at time of ticketing. All taxes and additional charges must be collected at time of issue. If issued it an Aerolineas Argentinas office, ticketing fee will be charged based upon local regulation. Fare constructions and combinations with other fares are not allowed. Issue of Visit Argentina in the following countries is not allowed: Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile and Venezuela. Ticketing Early bookings can be issued up to 30 (thirty) days before departure of the first flight. deadlines Bookings made with less than 30 (thirty) days before departure of the first flight must be issued between 24 hours after the reservation has been made. Refunds due to Before departure of first flight booked: cancellation and Original amount will be refund, less a cancellation fee of 30% of the total amount of the ticket. Refund will be effective in the country where Visit Argentina has been issued. penalty for no– After departure of first flight booked: show: Refund not allowed. Penalty for no-show: Charge of USD75 will apply. Changes Date changes: USD50 per transaction, any time, within allowed maximum stay. Change of routing: USD50 per transaction, any time, subject to availability of seats in the same fare basis. In case fare is higher, difference will be charged, in case fare is lower, difference will not be refunded. ARPLUS VARG flights will accrue miles at promotional class level. Luggage Luggage allowance for Visit Argentina flights is 2 pieces of baggage of 23kgs (50,7 pounds) each. allowance and Standard baggage rates will apply to the exceeding weight of this allowance. excess charges Visit Argentina Air Pass Feb 2016 Page 2 GDS FARE QUOTE ENTRIES: AMADEUS: FQDBUECOR/AAR/D20MAR16/R,-VA APOLLO: $DBUECOR#AR-VAC GALILEO: FDBUECOR20MAR*VAC/AR SABRE: FQBUECOR20MAR-AR#PVAC WORLDSPAN: 4FBUECORVAC-AR GDS PRICING ENTRIES: AMADEUS: FXX/RVAC APOLLO: $B*VAC GALILEO: FQ*VAC SABRE: WPPVAC WORLDSPAN: 4PPVAC .
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