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Minister Pistarini International Airport, generally known as Ezeiza, is Argentina's principal international gateway, situated at Ezeiza in Buenos Aires Province. It offers two long hard-surfaced runway pairs with full instrument approach capability, making it a straightforward though busy destination for simulated airline and business-jet operations into the Buenos Aires area.
Minister Pistarini International Airport, universally referred to as Ezeiza after the town in which it stands, is Argentina's main international airport and the principal gateway for traffic into Buenos Aires. For a simulator pilot it offers a substantial, well-equipped field with long hard runways, full ATC coverage and ILS approaches, and is a natural choice for long-haul or airline-style flights into the Buenos Aires area.
The airport lies at Ezeiza, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, at coordinates 34.8222 S, 58.5358 W, and sits at a field elevation of 62 feet.
Ezeiza has two physical runways. Runway 11/29 is 10,791 feet long, hard-surfaced and lit, with an ILS approach serving runway 11. Runway 17/35 is hard-surfaced and lit throughout, with a published length of 10,205 feet for runway 17 and 9,203 feet for runway 35; an ILS approach serves runway 35.
Ground movements and clearance delivery are handled on GCCD at 121.75 MHz, with Ezeiza Tower on 118.6 MHz. Ezeiza Approach operates on 119.9 MHz, and the aerodrome ATIS broadcasts on 127.8 MHz. An additional aerodrome/control frequency, Baires Con, is listed at 124.9 MHz. Instrument approaches are available, with ILS equipment serving runway 11 and runway 35.