Airport

SFN Sauce Viejo Airport

Sauce Viejo Airport (SFN) serves Santa Fe. Below: trains and buses from the terminal, an estimated taxi fare to town and nearby cities, where you can fly from here, and hotels nearby.

IATASFN
ICAOSAAV
Non-stop1
Airlines2
TimezoneAmerica/Cordoba
Elevation17 m

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The airport in numbers

Sauce Viejo Airport — facts & history

We pulled Sauce Viejo Airport's numbers from the open aviation datasets — 3,849 passengers in 2020, against a peak of 11,359 in 2019.

Passengers / year
3,849
as of 2020
Peak traffic
11,359
in 2019
Elevation
17 מ׳
above sea level

Figures: Wikidata (CC0)

Airport to city

Getting from Sauce Viejo Airport to Santa Fe

Train & bus: No airport rail. Buenos Aires: Ezeiza (EZE) — the Manuel Tienda León bus or a taxi; Aeroparque (AEP) is close to the centre.

Taxi & apps: Take a 'taxi ejecutivo' from an official desk, or Cabify/Uber (legally grey but common). Pay cash in pesos.

Tipping: Round up.

Distances

From SFN to nearby cities

Estimated drive times in normal traffic, and an approximate taxi fare at the local tariff. A pre-booked transfer is usually cheaper.

DestinationDistanceDriveTaxi (est.)
Rosario138 km145 min$41735–$66285
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Which way suits you from Sauce Viejo Airport

Train or bus is usually the cheapest — details above.

Book your airport transfer in Santa Fe ahead, no terminal surprises.

Route network

Where you can fly from Sauce Viejo Airport

Non-stop flights to about 1 destinations, operated by 2 airlines. The busiest routes:

Airlines here: TRIP Linhas A · Aerolineas Argentinas

At the airport

Left luggage & lost and found at Sauce Viejo Airport

Most large airports offer left-luggage inside the terminal, usually by the hour or day and with a size limit. A common, cheaper alternative: in-city storage points near stations and sights — handy for an early arrival before check-in, or after check-out.

Something lost in the terminal is handled by the airport's lost-and-found office (usually near baggage claim); something left on the plane is the airline's responsibility. Keep your flight details, seat number and a description of the item.

Sleep nearby

Hotels near Sauce Viejo Airport

For an early connection — a hotel by the terminal saves a taxi and a headache.

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Q&A

Answers to your questions

How do I get from Sauce Viejo Airport to the centre of Santa Fe?
No airport rail. Buenos Aires: Ezeiza (EZE) — the Manuel Tienda León bus or a taxi; Aeroparque (AEP) is close to the centre.
Can I use a ride app from Sauce Viejo Airport?
Take a 'taxi ejecutivo' from an official desk, or Cabify/Uber (legally grey but common). Pay cash in pesos.
What's the cheapest way from Sauce Viejo Airport to Santa Fe?
Train or bus, almost always — usually a fraction of the taxi fare. No airport rail. Buenos Aires: Ezeiza (EZE) — the Manuel Tienda León bus or a taxi; Aeroparque (AEP) is close to the centre.
Can I get from Sauce Viejo Airport into town without a car?
Yes. No airport rail. Buenos Aires: Ezeiza (EZE) — the Manuel Tienda León bus or a taxi; Aeroparque (AEP) is close to the centre. For a late arrival or a lot of bags, a pre-booked transfer is easier.
Where can I fly non-stop from Sauce Viejo Airport?
About 1 destinations, including Buenos Aires. 2 airlines operate here.
Can I leave luggage at the airport?
Most large airports have a left-luggage service, and there are also in-city storage points near stations and sights that are usually cheaper with no size limit.
Where is Sauce Viejo Airport's lost and found?
Items found in the terminal (not on the aircraft) are handled by the airport's lost-and-found office — usually near baggage claim or the information desks, sometimes one office per terminal. Anything left on the plane is the airline's responsibility. Current contact details are on Sauce Viejo Airport's official site.
How do I know which terminal my flight leaves from at Sauce Viejo Airport?
The terminal is on your boarding pass and booking confirmation, and updates on the departure boards at the entrance. Rule of thumb: each airline works from a fixed terminal, and airlines in the same alliance are usually grouped together. With a connection, check whether you change terminals and how long that takes.
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Sources: Airport data: OpenFlights (ODbL) · Route network: OpenFlights routes · Getting-there notes: Around the World, checked 2026