Argentina to Italy flight path
It depends on the city. Between the airports of the largest cities, Buenos Aires (AEP) and Rome (CIA): Along the shortest route, the flight from Buenos Aires to Rome covers 6,930 miles (11,150 km) — about 13 h 20 min with no wind. It passes over or close to Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Senegal, Mauritania, Morocco, Algeria, Italy and Vatican City. It crosses the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea: 43% of the route is over water. Today you leave on UTC−3 and land on UTC+2.
This page shows the shortest route between two airports, not an actual flight: many of these pairs have no direct flight and need a connection. Which airline flies and where it connects we don't publish, because it would have to be inferred.
Other cities in Argentina and Italy
- Buenos Aires → Rome · 11,150 km
- Buenos Aires → Segrate · 11,190 km
- Buenos Aires → Napoli · 11,200 km
- Cordoba → Rome · 11,300 km
- Cordoba → Segrate · 11,290 km
- Cordoba → Napoli · 11,360 km
- Rosario → Rome · 11,180 km
- Rosario → Segrate · 11,200 km
- Rosario → Napoli · 11,240 km
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