Plus Ultra cuts Buenos Aires‑Madrid flights from five to two per week

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Plus Ultra cuts Buenos Aires‑Madrid flights from five to two per week
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Plus Ultra reduced its weekly Buenos Aires‑Madrid service from five flights to two, with no set date to restore the previous schedule; the route had launched in late May 2026 with two weekly frequencies and was increased to five in July 2026.

Runway restrictions at Ministro Pistarini International Airport will run from 25 October to 11 November, during which the main runway 11‑29 will be the only runway in operation and its length will be shortened from 3,300 m to 1,850 m, while the secondary runway 17‑35 and its intersection are being rehabilitated.

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