Argentina's ORSNA approves new airport tariff schedule for 30 airports
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The Argentine airport regulator ORSNA approved a new tariff schedule for Group A airports that will become effective in December, with the rates taking effect 60 days after publication in the Official Gazette.
The schedule covers 30 airports, including Jorge Newbery, Ezeiza, Córdoba, Bariloche, Mendoza, Puerto Iguazú, Salta and others, and introduces a dollar‑denominated Domestic Airport Use Fee (TUA) whose local‑currency value will follow the exchange rate used for collection; the previous TUA maximum of $5,685 will now be dollarized. The international rate remains frozen at US$57, while the regional rate for flights up to 1,000 km drops from US$57 to US$25.16, a 56 % decrease, and international landing and parking fees are reduced by 30 %.
Why it matters
The changes are expected to affect airline ticket prices across the affected airports.