The Buenos Aires public transport Line 114 has officially launched a new route connecting it directly to Jorge Newbery Airport for the first time. This change aims to facilitate transit for thousands of residents and passengers traveling to and from the city's primary airport. The revision is based on Resolution 2/2026 issued by the National Economy Ministry's Transport Department, and it highlights local government efforts to enhance public transport accessibility in metropolitan Buenos Aires.

Ministro de Infraestructura y Movilidad de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Pablo Bereciartua, confirmed the new route's activation on social media, noting that this development marks a significant improvement in urban mobility in the area. With direct service to the airport, residents of Villa Devoto will now have increased convenience accessing flights and connecting to other parts of the city. The route change is seen as a step towards integrating public transport services more effectively in the metropolitan region.

The implementation of this new service is expected to benefit not just the residents of Villa Devoto but also the many travelers who frequent the airport. This initiative reflects the ongoing efforts by the Buenos Aires government to adapt the public transportation system to meet the growing demands of urban life and to provide efficient travel solutions for its citizens, further contributing to the sustainability of the city's transport framework.