Once I finally arrived in Madrid they told me my luggage was missing, icing on the cake. The guy was extremely unhelpful at the desk, and also proceeded the luggage tag of another solo traveler who was in my same predicament. I was a solo female traveler, which made this even less ideal, as I do not like to wander around alone at night in a foreign city without getting my bearings first during the day. They would not let me on, and then gave me three options for future departures, none which were direct, all which left at least 6 hours later, and I would arrive in Madrid at 11 pm at night and miss an entire first day of my vacation. I ended up missing my flight, even though I arrived at the gate 5 minutes prior to departure. What made no sense was there was no separate line to allow people who were trying to make connections to at least skip the gigantic line, nor was there global entry. I run off the plane and proceed to go through immigration and customs which really makes no sense since I am not even in the country for more than an hour at the airport, but I understand this is protocol. There was an hour and a half layover which I assumed would be enough time, otherwise why would this even be an option? First my flight arrived in Mexico City late. It was a pain to carry everything and to live all over again the check in, and to not being able to do everything allready at arrival, espacially at that time of the night."Ĭons: "I booked a flight from LAX to Madrid with a transfer through Mexico City. Had to collect our luggage (and huge bicycle boxes) and wait until 2AM to check-in. We arrived at AEP at 10:14PM and had a connection flight at 4:40AM the next day. We saw how the the crew was handling our boxes : didn´t care at all and placed it in all possible positions while it should stay in the same position. Later on after the flight, we got problems on that piece (a front wheel) because of that bump and needed to repair it. One bicycle box got bumped and a piece of bicycle was exposed. We had to collect our luggage and bicycle boxes at transit in Buenos Aires airport. Felt like the pilot was either not enough eperienced either not caring about passenger´s comfort. *Average of the lowest prices shown in KAYAK’s search results for departures within the next 30 daysĬons: "We flown in few electric storms, suffered from a lot of bumps, and landed in a pretty cowboy way in clear sky. While waiting for departure at YTO, you can check out the Aviation Interfaith Ministry in Terminal 1, or you can keep yourself entertained by relying on Chatr Mobile for nationwide coverage.The parking rates start at C$ 4 per 20min. There is a value park garage, value parking lot, and car care services. Toronto Pearson International Airport has favorable parking rates.You can find at least one on-site hotel in/close to the Toronto Airport premises.
Some are within walking distance of the airport. There are hotels like the Embassy Suites by Hilton Toronto Airport, Alt Hotel, and much more near Toronto Pearson Airport (YTO) that you can count on.The Blindsquare service is also available as a guide for vision-impaired travellers to walk through the terminal. This includes the Plaza premium lounge in Terminal 1 that features excellent amenities. If you are departing from Toronto Pearson International Airport, be sure to benefit from various amenities available in the airport.You can count on the available taxis, public bus airlines, and private transfers to take you to your destination after landing. On the other hand, Aires Jorge Newbery Airport is in the city itself. Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini International Airport is the largest and is 32 km from the Buenos Aires city centre.You will land at either Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery or Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini. If you are travelling from Toronto (YTO) to Buenos Aires, there are three airports to use: Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), Toronto Municipal Airport (YKZ), and Toronto Island Airport (YZD).Morning departure is around 28% cheaper than an evening flight, on average*.High season is considered to be June, July and August.Book at least 4 weeks before departure in order to get a below-average price.The cheapest flight from Toronto to Buenos Aires was found 63 days before departure, on average.Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found flights on this route for C$ 564 or less one-way and C$ 1,055 or less round-trip.Top tips for finding a cheap flight out of Toronto
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