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Islas Malvinas Airport (ROS) had nonstop service to 6 destinations on 3 airlines in our September 11, 2026 departure snapshot. The busiest route was to Buenos Aires (AEP), and the largest operator here was Aerolineas Argentinas with nonstops to 4 destinations. 2 of those routes were international.
Route data as of September 11, 2026, based on a 7-day departures sample. Routes may have changed since this snapshot.
This schedule snapshot includes nonstop flights from ROS to 6 destinations, including 2 international routes. The snapshot shows about 4.4 flights per day across those routes. The busiest options start with Buenos Aires (AEP), Panama City (PTY), Buenos Aires (EZE).
2 international routes in this schedule set
Argentina 4 · Brazil 1 · Panama 1
2-3/day
Boeing 737 · Embraer E-Jet
Ranked by destinations served, then daily frequency.
Ranked by airlines operating the route. Routes with enough tracked data or schedule depth link to full route guides.
Islas Malvinas Airport (ROS / SAAR) is located in Rosario, Argentina.
The IATA code is ROS. The ICAO code is SAAR.
The busiest scheduled route from ROS in our September 11, 2026 departure data was ROS to AEP (Buenos Aires), with 2-3/day.
Aerolineas Argentinas was the largest operator in our ROS schedule data, serving 4 destinations with 3-4/day.
This schedule snapshot includes 2 international routes and 4 domestic routes from ROS.
3 airlines operated at ROS in our September 11, 2026 snapshot. Top carriers include Aerolineas Argentinas, Copa Airlines, Gol Linhas Aereas.
This schedule snapshot includes direct flights from ROS to 6 destinations including Buenos Aires, Panama City, Rio de Janeiro, Salta, Buenos Aires.
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