75 years Aerolineas Argentinas

By: Sexy

On: December 6, 2025

Tagged: Airport, City, Country, Network, Sky, SNS, Station, Travel, World

75 years and soaring higher than ever. A huge congratulations to our partners at Aerolineas Argentinas on their 75th anniversary!
We are proud that our E-Jets are part of your fleet as you continue to build your legacy and fly towards the future. Cheers to many more years of success!

75 anos e voando cada vez mais alto! Parabéns aos nossos parceiros da Aerolíneas Argentinas pelo 75º aniversário.
É um orgulho ver nossos E-Jets fazendo parte da sua frota enquanto vocês seguem construindo um legado e mirando o futuro. Que venham muitos anos de sucesso!

#Embraer #Aerolíneas75Años #75AñosRumboAlFuturo

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