Collection: Buenos Aires Argentina Souvenirs, Merchandise & Gifts • EZE & AEP Airport Codes

Claim your connection to Buenos Aires with our souvenirs featuring travel-inspired designs and showcasing the EZE and AEP airport codes. Airport codes act as a kind of shorthand for places we remember—small symbols that reflect journeys, movement, and the cities that stay with us long after we leave.

Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and one of South America’s most vibrant cultural centres. Known for its European-influenced architecture, tango heritage, neighbourhood cafés, and dynamic arts scene, it blends historic character with a lively modern identity.

Buenos Aires is served by two main airports: Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE), the city’s primary international gateway, and Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP), a centrally located airport that handles most domestic and regional flights along the River Plate corridor.

This collection features made-to-order products inspired by Buenos Aires and its airport codes, including mugs, pillows, prints and more. Each piece reflects your connection to Argentina’s capital—whether through travel, work, study, heritage, or unforgettable experiences.

Looking beyond EZE and AEP? Discover more destinations across South America, and explore nearby destinations such as Ushuaia and Montevideo.

Order your Buenos Aires souvenir today and celebrate where you’ve been and where you belong.

Buenos Aires Airport Code FAQ

What are the airport codes for Buenos Aires?

Buenos Aires is served by two main airport codes: EZE for Ministro Pistarini International Airport and AEP for Aeroparque Jorge Newbery.

Which airport is used for international flights in Buenos Aires?

Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) is the primary international gateway for Buenos Aires and handles most long-haul routes.

What is Aeroparque (AEP) used for?

Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) primarily serves domestic flights and regional destinations within South America.

What is Buenos Aires known for?

Buenos Aires is known for its tango culture, historic neighbourhoods, European-style architecture, and vibrant cultural life.

Why does Buenos Aires have two airports?

The city uses EZE for international travel and AEP for domestic and regional routes, offering convenient access for different types of journeys.