New York → Buenos Aires flights

JFK→EZE: Target $371–$404 and watch for dips to $333

Key takeaways

• Median fare is $404 across 30 daily snapshots — a reasonable planning anchor for JFK–EZE.
• Bottom-quartile fares (p25) reach $371, meaning roughly one in four observed prices came in at or below that level.
• The lowest recorded fare was $333 — about 17% below median — so meaningful dips do occur but shouldn't be assumed.
• The spread is 26% between low ($333) and high ($421), suggesting moderate price volatility — enough to reward monitoring but not a wildly unpredictable route.
• 75% of fares fell at or below $407 (p75), so anything above that level is historically expensive for this route.

30-day price trend

See full numbers and stats on the JFK → EZE price history page.

The full picture

The JFK-to-EZE fare picture over 30 days is relatively tidy: a median of $404, with three-quarters of all observed fares clustering between $371 and $407. That $36 interquartile range is narrow, which tells you this is not a route where passive waiting alone tends to unlock dramatic savings. The 26% spread from absolute low ($333) to high ($421) is moderate — real but not extreme — so while deals exist, they are not frequent enough to justify indefinite delay in booking.

The $333 floor is notable precisely because it sits meaningfully below the median, hinting that price drops do materialize periodically — likely tied to promotional windows or temporary seat releases rather than any fixed calendar pattern. If you have flexibility, setting a fare alert around the $371 p25 level is a grounded strategy: you'd be booking in the cheaper quartile of observed prices without holding out for a floor that may not reappear. Conversely, any quote above $407 (p75) should prompt you to wait a short cycle or check alternate itineraries, since 75% of historical snapshots came in at or below that figure.

No dominant carrier or day-of-week signal is visible in this dataset, so routing and airline recommendations would go beyond what the data supports. It's also worth noting that Buenos Aires is a long-haul international route where fuel surcharges, currency dynamics (Argentina's peso situation can affect local pricing), and seasonal demand — particularly Northern Hemisphere summer and Southern Hemisphere summer (December–February) — can shift fares in ways a 30-day snapshot won't fully capture. Use the $371–$404 band as your decision window, but build in a buffer for timing around major holidays on either end of the route.

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