World2Fly launches Argentina's first direct Rosario‑Madrid service
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- World2Fly began regular flights between Rosario and Madrid, marking Argentina's first direct connection to Spain, with two weekly frequencies on Tuesdays and Thursdays using Airbus A350‑900 aircraft.
- The service employs a 432‑seat A350, the largest commercial aircraft currently in regular service in Argentina, and is part of the country's Cielos Abiertos policy aimed at boosting air connectivity and deregulating the market, following more than 1.03 million passengers traveling between Argentina and Spain from January to August 2026.
Why it matters
The new route expands direct options for travelers and supports the government's goal of increasing international connectivity.
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