Across from check-in counters in T1, Aeromás handles regional hops.
Aeromás runs its ticket office in Terminal 1 at Carrasco Airport (MVD), mainly handling regional charter and commuter flights around Uruguay and nearby countries. This isn’t a café or gift shop; it’s where you sort out point‑to‑point flights that don’t show up on big airline sites.
Hours trend to business-day patterns, roughly 09:00–17:00, and the counter sits on the public side of T1 before security, near the main departures board. If you’re landing on a LATAM or Aerolíneas Argentinas flight and need a short-hop charter, you’ll need to walk landside to reach Aeromás.
Pricing is airline-office style, not low-cost kiosk: expect regional fares that fluctuate with demand rather than fixed promo deals. You pay in Uruguayan pesos or by card, and staff quote options directly at the counter instead of pushing you to an app or website. This can help if your card struggles with online South American bookings.
Aeromás works best for last‑minute adjustments inside Uruguay, like Montevideo to interior destinations with short runways. It’s not built for complex intercontinental tickets; your Paris–Montevideo leg still runs through Air France or Iberia. Think of Aeromás as the “final segment” specialist once you’re already in T1.
Tip: if your international arrival hits after 18:00, sort Aeromás tickets online or by phone earlier in the day, since the physical counter in T1 may be closed by the time you walk out of customs.