Flights from Bogota to Ushuaia
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Transportation from the City Center to Bogota Airport

You can use taxi or public transportation to reach El Dorado International Airport, which is 11 km from Bogota city center.

Minibuses named Buseta are quite common and economical. It is possible to reach Bogota Airport by taking the bus labeled "Aeropuerto" on Calle 19, which is very close to La Candelaria. In addition, airport buses pass through the main street named Avenida 26.

One of the alternatives used to reach the airport from the city center is the municipal buses with the line number P500. Cash payments are not accepted on these buses. The kiosks and newsstands in the city center sell tickets. However, the easiest method is to buy Tullave Card. It takes an average of 50 minutes to reach the airport with the P500 buses from the city center. This time may vary depending on the traffic situation.

Another public transportation option is Transmilenio's K10 buses. You can take this bus to the Portal El Dorado stop and reach Bogota Airport with the airport's free green bus Alimentador. Depending on the traffic, it may take 45 minutes to go from Bogota city center to Bogota Airport by bus, but it is a much more economical method than a taxi.

Also, taxis in Bogota are known to be unsafe, so it's wiser to opt for reliable apps like Uber rather than taking a taxi from the street.

Transportation from Ushuaia Airport to City Center

Located in the south of Argentina, one of the Latin American countries, Ushuaia is known as the city at the southernmost point of the world. The people of the city, which embrace the travel lovers who want to explore the region with its population approaching 100 thousand, enthusiastically welcome the increasing number of visitors in recent years.

Located in a very wide bay, in an area with a unique view, the city is located approximately 1,100 kilometers (680 miles) from the Antarctic Peninsula. As one of the five internationally recognized Antarctic gateway cities, the city hosts many research teams in this field.

The airport that connects the city to the world and other cities of Argentina is Ushuaia International Airport. The airport, which also serves many large and small settlements in the region, is located on the island of Tierra del Fuego in Argentina's Tierra del Fuego province.

There is no public transportation option at the airport, which is located 4 km south of Ushuaia's city center. Local people are used to walking between the airport and the city center. It takes 35-40 minutes to reach the city center from the airport with an average walking speed. However, it is not very realistic to make this journey with your bags.

The easiest way to reach the city center from the airport is to use a taxi. You can go to the point you want to reach in a maximum of 15 minutes by using the licensed taxis at the airport arrivals terminal. Only local currency is accepted as cash payment in taxis. Credit card usage in taxis is not common.

However, you can pay by credit card in global applications such as Uber. Since these vehicles are registered in the system, they are considered even safer for tourists.

You can also benefit from the shuttle service of the hotels in the city. You can check the official website of Ushuaia Airport to find out which hotels have transfer services from the airport to the city center. While some hotels provide paid services, some hotels offer a one-time free transfer.