Jorge Newbery Airpark (AEP / SABE)

3 flights through Jorge Newbery Airpark (AEP / SABE) in Buenos Aires, Argentina have been caught by people using this site. They were caught by 1 spotter. These are catches made by players, not airport movements: an aircraft appears here when somebody caught it and the flight it was operating had a published origin and destination.

Skydex receivers picked up 1,590 airline flights bound for Jorge Newbery Airpark and 1,462 airline flights out of it over the last 30 days, on 23 days. Each airline flight number counts once a day, matched to its published route when our network hears it. These are not airport movements: we only hear what flies within range of our antennas.

Fly here

ICAO
SABE
IATA
AEP
City
Buenos Aires
Country
Argentina
Position
-34.559, -58.416
Catches
3
Spotters
1
arriving, 30 days
1590
departing, 30 days
1462
days heard
23

About the airport

Jorge Newbery Airpark serves Buenos Aires. It sits 18 ft (5 m) above sea level. It has one runway, 7,710 ft (2,350 m) long.

Wikipedia article

Airport facts: OurAirports (public domain)

Pilots who visit

1 pilot visited Jorge Newbery Airpark in the simulator, 1 visit in all. The latest was on October 20, 2026.

A visit counts after two minutes of flight within 4 km of the field and less than 500 m above it, once per UTC day. Distinct days raise your tier here: Regular after 3, Local after 7, Resident after 15, Home base after 30.

pilots
1
visits
1
last visit
2026-10-20

Captain

No captain yet. The first pilot to visit on three different days takes the seat.

The captain is the pilot with the highest visit tier at this airport. On a tie the seat stays with whoever reached that tier first.

Recently visited

  1. @ess — Visitor · 1 day · 2026-10-20

Race for captain

This airport has no captain yet. Visits on 3 different days make you captain.

  1. ESSO: 1 day · 2 more days to take the seat (candidate)

One visit counts per UTC day. Tier II holds a seat, and on a tie it stays with whoever got there first.

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Where those flights also go

Aircraft types caught here

Airlines

Recent catches

Questions

How many flights to and from Jorge Newbery Airpark does Skydex hear?

Over the last 30 days: 1,590 airline flights arriving and 1,462 airline flights departing, heard on 23 days. The busiest day was November 6, 2026, with 278 airline flights.

When did Skydex first hear a flight to or from Jorge Newbery Airpark?

On October 20, 2026. Our record of destinations starts on October 8, 2026, so nothing earlier is kept.

Is this the departure board of Jorge Newbery Airpark?

No. We count airline flight numbers our volunteer receivers hear in the air, once a day each, and match them to their published route. Flights out of range, private and military aircraft are not in it.

Have players caught flights through Jorge Newbery Airpark?

Yes: 3 catches by 1 spotter so far.

How high is Jorge Newbery Airpark above sea level?

18 ft (5 m), according to OurAirports.

How long is the longest runway at Jorge Newbery Airpark?

7,710 ft (2,350 m). It is the airport’s only runway.

Can I fly over Jorge Newbery Airpark in Skydex?

Yes. Fly here opens the flight simulator over the airport, with the real aircraft our receivers hear in the sky around it.

How do I visit Jorge Newbery Airpark in Skydex?

A visit counts after two minutes of flight within 4 km of the field and less than 500 m above it, once per UTC day. Distinct days raise your tier here: Regular after 3, Local after 7, Resident after 15, Home base after 30. 1 pilot visited Jorge Newbery Airpark in the simulator, 1 visit in all. The latest was on October 20, 2026.

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Jorge Newbery Airpark Tower log

What Jorge Newbery Airpark Tower announced in the last 30 days: low passes over Jorge Newbery Airpark, counted visits and new captains. Times are UTC. Fly low over the airport for two minutes and the tower will call you too.

  1. JORGE NEWBERY AIRPARK TOWER

    ESSO flew low over Jorge Newbery Airpark and the visit counts. Day 1 here.

Pilots who keep their visits private are shown as "a pilot", without a name. Guests appear under their guest callsign.