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LADE Seat Maps & Seating Plans

LADE, Líneas Aéreas del Estado, is Argentina’s state air service operated through the Argentine Air Force, connecting communities in Patagonia where commercial links are limited. Its origins date to the first LASO flight on September 4, 1940. LASO and the northern service LANE were brought together under the LADE name in October 1944.

LADE aircraft and seat maps

Choose your aircraft to explore the LADE seat maps listed below.

Frequently asked questions

How do I arrange an extra seat on LADE for a medical need?

Tell LADE when reserving or issuing the ticket so the requirement is recorded. Its passenger information asks for documentation supporting the request at check-in.

Can a child under 16 travel alone on LADE?

No. Passengers under 16 must travel with a responsible adult and carry documentation establishing their relationship. Children under two do not pay a fare under LADE’s published conditions.

How much baggage does LADE allow?

The published allowance is 15 kg in the hold and up to 5 kg of hand baggage. LADE lists cabin dimensions of 40 × 30 cm; confirm the full size requirements if your bag may be too large.