Which is the best airline to travel by from Argentina to Europe?

Well, it depends where do you want to go and how much do you want to pay.
If you don麓t care about the fare, or the price, I麓d say fly with AirFrance or Lufthansa.
If your looking for a cheaper fare, try AirMadrid, which is the cheapest airline from Buenos Aires to Spain and can also provide connections to some other European cities.
I don麓t recommend Aerolineas Argentinas, they go on strike too often.
Also, it麓ll depend on your age.most airlines have special fare for students, generally up to 25 years old.

Aeorlineas argentinas should drive you to colombia and through their subsidiary Air Plus Comet to Madrid and Barcelona. I used the latter recently and was quite pleased for the price (BOG-BCN at 600dollars vs. some 900 via Iberia). for the value, the food was quite decent, service was a bit rubbish but I let that slip.

Alitalia would be the best

It depends where you want to go in Europe, for me Aerollineas Argentinas is more direct to some cities, but as I told you depends where in Europe.

Fly Mexicana airlines the service is great from Buenos Aires to Mexico city airport then transfer to AeroMexico from Mexico city Airport to either France or Spain, Madrid trust me you won't be sorry! By the way if you do get a chance you can fly on the new AeroMexico 777 - 2Q8 series Boeing aircraft oh that would be sweet to Europe!

I had no troubles with "Aerolineas Argentinas" besides that is cheaper it does not stops.

Depends on where you are going...but best to travel to Europe is Lufthansa (German) overall...avoid Aerolineas Argentinas.

Voice of experience from someone in the airline industry. :)

Lufthansa.

Lufthansa . direct flights, great service.

Aerol铆neas Argentinas
Great food, free drinks, great service and it鈥檚 less expensive than Lufthansa

I had a very good experience with Varig. I flew from London to Sao Paulo and then changed plans to proceed to Buenos Aires. I believe I paid 400 British pounds which is roughly $700. I would happily fly Varig again.

Varig is about to go broke and they have several saftey issues in the last two years.

Air France and Iberia fly direct into EZE from Paris and Madrid respectively. Air France is a nice flight but very long- over 16 hours.

The other option is to fly to Miami, Atlanta or JFK in the US, then a direct to EZE. If you choose this option, you can fly whichever is your preferred carrier to the States and then either; Continetal, American from JFK, Delta from Atlanta and American from Miami to EZE.

I flew from Amman to EZE last year and did it all through Air France, it was nice and business class was about $3200 total which was not bad considering I was coming from the Middle East.