TAP Air Portugal

Portugal & Beyond

TAP is seeking front-of-cabin customers eager to enjoy exceptional service, as well as travelers looking for great travel deals to explore the world—all aboard their modern fleet of new airliners.

To make that travel statement, TAP Air Portugal has some great promotional fares to seven cities in Portugal and beyond, 40 destinations across Europe and Africa, from each of its seven US gateways, including New York (JFK and Newark), Boston, Chicago, Miami, San Francisco, and Washington, DC (Dulles).

TAP Portugal's new Airbus A330neo are the first to fly the new “Airspace” cabin.

Altitude Sale

Front Of Cabin To Portugal Starts At $2,299 Roundtrip

“Everyone loves to celebrate the new year by planning a new trip to an exciting destination,” said Carlos Antunes, TAP’s Director for the Americas. “Right now, TAP has some of our best fares available to Portugal and 40 additional European and African cities to choose from. And, of course, even our best sales always include our popular Portugal Stopover program where you can enjoy up to 10 days in Portugal along the way for no additional airfare.”

TAP Portugal's new Airbus A330neo are the first to fly the new “Airspace” cabin.

TAP Air Portugal Front Of Cabin Service

Add A Portugal Stop Over

Main Cabin For $419 Roundtrip

Flying since 1945, TAP Air Portugal is the country’s leading airline, operating over 1,250 weekly flights to 85 cities across 30 countries. Its extensive network includes six airports in Portugal, nine in North America, 14 in Central and South America, 13 in Africa, and 43 in Europe. With one of the youngest fleets in the world, TAP is dedicated to providing its customers with the best products and services in the industry.

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Photo: Flanked by flight attendants, (left to right) Rui Silvestre; Henrique Sá Pessoa; José Avillez; Fernando Pinto, CEO, TAP Air Portugal; Vítor Sobral; Rui Paula; Miguel Laffan. TAP initiative to add acclaimed chefs to their "Taste The Stars" program also included Portuguese American chef George Mendes, not pictured above. © TAP AIR PORTUGAL