You dreamed it. Southernmost in the world, and southernmost in South America, however counterintuitive it seems.
According to wikipedia, the Southernmost in the World is Kind Edward Point with a latitude of -54.27, Capital of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands.
Wellington is a mere -41.28, Montevideo -34.88 and Buenos Aires -34.66
According to the bulletin, the only International flights remaining will be those toward Uruguay. However, Montevideo is not much of an International Hub. Sao Paulo is mucho more centrally located to connect South America with the rest of the World.
Isn't Buenos Aires the southern capital of the world? Or I have just dreamt that?
Starting from this May 2018, international flights departing from / arriving to Aeroparque (AEP) will decrease of 50% and the remaining 50% should be cut off by April 2019.
It wouldn't be too much of a fuss if Ezeiza had better connection to the city. Last year I opted for a slightly more expensive flight because it was scheduled from/to AEP. I saved time and on the remise's fare.
The official news is available here.
