Domus Airways Cleared to Operate Domestic and International Flights in Argentina
Argentina’s commercial aviation market welcomes a new player. Domus Airways, headquartered in Doral, Florida (USA), has been authorized by the Argentine government to operate domestic and international flights for both passengers and cargo, under the Open Skies policy.
Official Authorization After Years of Waiting
The approval was formalized through Resolution 15/2025, published this Wednesday in the Official Gazette. According to the Secretary of Transportation, led by Luis Pierrini, the company had been seeking this permit since 2018 without success. Recent deregulation of the sector and streamlined government procedures accelerated the process, marking the first step for the airline to begin operations.
Next Step: Operational Certification
To commence actual flights, Domus Airways must now obtain the Air Service Operating Certificate from the National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC). This requirement is essential for the company to start operating its requested routes.
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Service Proposal
The company is chaired by Argentine entrepreneur Damián Luis Toscano, who co-founded the airline Alas del Sur in 2015. The new venture will offer flights with premium and economy class options, operated with various types of aircraft. Domus Airways does not yet have an active website for ticket sales or to display its full range of services.
Authorized Routes: Regional and U.S. Connections
Domus Airways has been cleared to operate both domestic and international routes. Planned destinations include:
Domestic Flights:
- Buenos Aires – Córdoba
- Buenos Aires – Mendoza
- Buenos Aires – Neuquén
International Routes:
- Buenos Aires – Sao Paulo – Florianópolis – Rio de Janeiro
- Buenos Aires – Lima – Miami
- Buenos Aires – Asunción – Miami
- Buenos Aires – Montevideo – Punta del Este
- Buenos Aires – Bogotá — Medellín – Miami
- Buenos Aires – Santiago de Chile – Miami
- Buenos Aires – Lima – Houston
A More Open and Competitive Market
The Transportation Ministry emphasized that this addition is part of the ongoing liberalization of the commercial aviation market. “Progress continues in opening the sector, encouraging the entry of new companies and expanding flight options to foster a freer market for the benefit of both businesses and passengers,” officials stated.
With this decision, Argentina’s aviation landscape could see significant renewal in service offerings, regional connectivity, and competition, creating new opportunities for travelers.
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