Flights to Brazil

Flights to Brazil

Brazil has a total of 139 airports, 16 of which handle intercontinental flights, 21 of these airports handle international flights. Currently, 137 airports offer domestic flights. 118 of these airports exclusively serve domestic flights. All airports in Brazil together handle 39,941 flights this month, departing from 198 airports in 35 countries, operated by 38 different airlines — including 6 low-cost carriers. You can fly to Brazil in Economy, Premium Economy, Business Class and First Class.

FlightConnections provides all the information you need to plan your flight to Brazil. Airports, destinations, routes and schedules are all clearly displayed on our interactive flight map. If you prefer a list view, the sections below with available departure and arrival airports might be useful. Looking to see which countries offer direct connections? You'll find that information further down, along with all airlines flying to Brazil.

For a more comfortable journey, explore the Business Class and First Class sections on this page. You can also use the Class filter to choose your cabin class and see routes clearly displayed on the flight map. If you'd like to travel with an alliance, you can do so with Star Alliance, SkyTeam or Oneworld. Simply use the Alliance filter to display their specific routes on the map.

Destinations in Brazil

Explore Brazil!

Discover all 139 destinations in Brazil. The most popular airports are in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, Belo Horizonte, Recife, Porto Alegre, Salvador da Bahia and Curitiba. Collectively, the top 11 airports in these cities handle over 71% of all arriving flights this month.

Below is the full list of destinations in Brazil, ranked by popularity based on the number of flights each airport handles. If you're interested in flying to any of these destinations, simply click it to view all routes, airlines, and flight schedules.

Airlines flying to Brazil

When planning your trip to Brazil, you have several airline options to consider. A total of 38 airlines offer direct flights to the country — including 6 low-cost carriers. Major airlines include LATAM and Azul. Together they operate more than half (67%) of all scheduled flights in March.

Below is an overview of the airlines that offer their services, ranked by popularity. If you are mainly interested in low-cost carriers, check out the next section a little further down this page.

Low-cost carriers flying to Brazil

To find cheap airfare, consider flights operated by one of the airlines listed below when planning your trip. At the moment, there are 6 budget airlines to choose from. If you're looking for affordable flights, Azul provides the widest range of route options. They serve 55% of all flights operated by a low-cost airline (to a total of 128 destinations located throughout Brazil).

What is the best time to visit Brazil?

Brazil has destinations with multiple climate types which are tropical, humid subtropical, oceanic / maritime and hot mediterranean destinations. This means that the best time to visit depends on the destination you choose. However, considering most destinations and their weather, the best time to explore Brazil as a whole is from May to October, during late autumn to mid-spring. In the sections below, you can find the ideal visiting time for each specific destination. We've categorized them by climate type to help you plan your trip and to visit Brazil at the best time of the year!

🌴  Tropical destinations

The tropical spots in Brazil are famous for their consistently warm temperatures, ranging from 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F) throughout the year, along with high humidity and rainfall, especially in rainforest and monsoon areas.

Because Brazil has destinations in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, the dry and wet seasons differ. For the tropical destinations in Brazil that are South of the equator, May to October are the best months to visit. While tropical destinations in the Northern hemisphere can be visited best from November to April. In both hemispheres, it is warm and humid all year round. As of today, you can fly directly to 101 tropical destinations, which can be found below:

🌐 North of the equator

🌐 South of the equator

🌺 💦  Humid Subtropical destinations

The Humid Subtropical or Warm Temperate destinations in Brazil have hot, humid summers — with temperatures around 30°C (86°F) — and mild to cool winters, with year-round rainfall that often peaks during the summer months. These places are known for their lively cities, diverse natural landscapes, and a wide range of outdoor activities.

Brazil has 34 Warm Temperate / Humid Subtropical destinations that you can fly to. Although those destinations can be visited throughout the year, it is recommended to visit from April to June, or from August to October.

🌊 🌧️  Oceanic / Maritime destinations

Oceanic destinations in Brazil have mild summer temperatures, typically ranging from 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F), while winters are pleasantly cool without being freezing. You can enjoy beautiful green surroundings, a variety of flora and fauna, and plenty of outdoor adventures. Ideally suited for anyone who enjoys the temperate weather.

At the moment there are 2 oceanic / maritime destinations accessible by plane. These destinations are best to visit in the summer months from November to February. During this period, temperatures are pleasant to warm, while precipitation often falls in autumn and winter, from March to August.

☀️  Hot Mediterranean destinations

The Mediterranean regions of Brazil are cherished for their warm, dry summers, where temperatures often exceed 30°C (86°F). In some inland areas, temperatures can rise even higher, sometimes reaching 40°C (104°F) or more while their mild winters see a bit of rain. This delightful climate, combined with beautiful landscapes and sun-filled lifestyle attract visitors from around the globe.

Brazil has 2 Hot Mediterranean destinations that you can fly to. The destinations listed below are attractive to visit all year round, but they are best visited in spring (September-November) and fall (March-May) when temperatures are pleasantly warm, especially since summers can get very hot in these regions.

Countries with direct flights to Brazil

From which countries can you fly non-stop?

Below is a list of all 34 countries that have non-stop flights to Brazil, including the number of airports that offer those flights:

Airports with direct flights to Brazil

This section is ideal for finding the best airport to start your trip to Brazil. All airports with direct flights are listed below, ranked by popularity. Currently, 61 airports across 34 countries and 5 continents offer direct flights to 139 airports in Brazil.

Flying First Class to Brazil

Which airports offer First Class flights?

If you're looking for a luxurious flight, you can choose to depart from a total of 9 airports (located in 7 different countries), and arrive at one of 2 First Class airports in Brazil : São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro Airport. Discover below all airports that have First Class options:

Departure airports with First Class flights

First Class airports in Brazil

Flying Business Class to Brazil

Where can you fly to in Business Class?

In total, there are 122 airports across 34 countries that provide business class flights to Brazil. As of today, you can arrive at 64 airports in Business Class.

Departure airports with Business Class flights

Business Class airports in Brazil

Domestic flights across Brazil

With a total of 864 domestic routes, there are many flights within Brazil that make it easy to travel around the country. São Paulo, Brasília, Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro have the most domestic connections, helpful to know when planning your trip.

Azul and LATAM together operate more than half (71%) of all domestic flights in Brazil, a total of 25,829 flights this month. The list below provides you with a lot more information, from interesting statistics to an overview of all domestic routes.

International flights from South America to Brazil

There are 17 cities spread across 10 countries in South America that offer international flights to Brazil. Those cities offer direct flights to one of 19 airports in the country. As of today the best direct connections out of South America are from Argentina, Chile and Colombia.

The 2 most popular international airports are São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro Airport, which together handle more than half (72%) of all incoming international flights to the country. The majority of those flights are operated by 4 airlines: LATAM, Gol, JetSmart and Aerolineas Argentinas.

Currently, 4 low-cost carriers out of 17 airlines offer direct flights on a total of 81 international routes from South America.

In the following sections we provide detailed information on the available routes from every country with non-stop flights and (if available) stopover flights:

Flights from Argentina to Brazil

You can fly non-stop from 7 airports in Argentina, and arrive at 16 different destinations in Brazil. In total there are 42 direct routes from Argentina, operated by 13 different airlines — including 4 low-cost carriers.

Argentina to Brazil with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 33 airports in Argentina offer flights to 18 destinations in Brazil that require just one stop:

Flights from Chile to Brazil

From Chile you can fly non-stop from Santiago de Chile Airport, and arrive at 10 different destinations in Brazil. In total there are 10 direct routes from Chile, operated by 4 different airlines — including JetSmart, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Chile to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 16 airports in Chile offer flights to 10 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Colombia to Brazil

From Colombia you can fly non-stop from Bogotá Airport, and visit any of the 5 destinations in Brazil. In total there are 5 direct routes from Colombia, operated by 3 different airlines — including Gol, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Colombia to Brazil with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 45 airports in Colombia offer flights to 17 destinations in Brazil that require just one stop:

Flights from Peru to Brazil

From Peru you can fly non-stop from Lima Airport, and arrive at 6 different destinations in Brazil. In total there are 6 direct routes from Peru, operated by 2 different airlines — LATAM and Sky Airline.

Peru to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 22 airports in Peru offer flights to 13 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Uruguay to Brazil

From Uruguay you can fly non-stop from 2 airports, and arrive at 8 different destinations in Brazil. In total there are 9 direct routes from Uruguay, operated by 5 different airlines — including 3 low-cost carriers.

Uruguay to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 2 airports in Uruguay offer flights to 8 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Paraguay to Brazil

From Paraguay you can fly non-stop from Asunción Airport, and visit any of the 3 destinations in Brazil. In total there are 3 direct routes from Paraguay, operated by 4 different airlines — including 3 low-cost carriers.

Paraguay to Brazil with a stopover

There is another departure option available if you consider a stopover: Encarnacion Airport offers 1-stop flights to 11 destinations in Brazil:

Flights from Bolivia to Brazil

From Bolivia you can fly non-stop from Santa Cruz de la Sierra Airport, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Brazil. In total there are 2 direct routes from Bolivia, operated by 2 different airlines — including Gol, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Bolivia to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 6 airports in Bolivia offer flights to 12 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Venezuela to Brazil

From Venezuela you can fly non-stop from Caracas Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Brazil: São Paulo. This is the only non-stop flight route from Venezuela to Brazil, all operated by the low-cost carrier Gol.

Venezuela to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 18 airports in Venezuela offer flights to 9 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Suriname to Brazil

From Suriname you can fly non-stop from Paramaribo Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Brazil: Belém. This is the only non-stop flight route from Suriname to Brazil, operated by 2 different airlines — including Gol, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Flights from French Guiana to Brazil

From French Guiana you can fly non-stop from Cayenne Airport, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Brazil. In total there are 2 direct routes from French Guiana, operated by Air France.

French Guiana to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 4 airports in French Guiana offer flights to 2 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Intercontinental flights to Brazil

There are 4 continents beyond South America that have direct flights to Brazil. A total of 24 different countries across Africa, Asia, Europe and North America offer flights to the country. With 97 direct flight routes, connecting 44 intercontinental airports to 16 destinations, Brazil is well-connected to various parts of the world. 30 different airlines (of which 4 are low-cost) are operating these long-haul flights.

Countries outside South America with excellent flight connections to Brazil include: United States, Portugal, Panama, Spain and Italy.

All intercontinental flights can be found below — arranged by continent, country and departure airport.

Non-stop flights from North America to Brazil

From North America, 7 countries have direct flights to Brazil. 45 non-stop routes are available, operated by 12 airlines — 4 of which are low-cost carriers.

Flights from United States to Brazil

If you'd like to fly non-stop from United States you can do so from 12 airports. You will arrive at one of 9 destinations. Flights are operated by 6 airlines — including 2 low-cost carriers (Azul and Gol)

United States to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 304 airports in United States offer flights to 17 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Panama to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Panama? This is possible from Panama City only. You will arrive at one of 8 destinations. Flights are operated by Copa Airlines.

Panama to Brazil with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Brazil, as 3 departure airports in Panama offer 1-stop flights to 9 destinations in Brazil:

Flights from Canada to Brazil

There are 3 airports in Canada that have direct flights to Brazil. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 3 airlines — including WestJet, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

Canada to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 58 airports in Canada offer flights to 15 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Mexico to Brazil

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Mexico you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 3 airlines — including Gol, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

Mexico to Brazil with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Brazil, as 51 departure airports in Mexico offer 1-stop flights to 12 destinations in Brazil:

Flights from Dominican Republic to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Dominican Republic? This is possible from Punta Cana only. You will arrive at São Paulo — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Dominican Republic. Flights are operated by 3 airlines — including 2 low-cost carriers (Gol and Arajet)

Dominican Republic to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 6 airports in Dominican Republic offer flights to 16 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Aruba to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Aruba? This is possible from Aruba only. You will arrive at São Paulo — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Aruba. Flights are operated by Gol, a low-cost airline.

Flights from Curaçao to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Curaçao? This is possible from Willemstad, Curaçao only. You will arrive at Belo Horizonte — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Curaçao. Flights are operated by Azul, a low-cost airline.

Non-stop flights from Europe to Brazil

From Europe, 9 countries have direct flights to Brazil.

Flights from Portugal to Brazil

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Portugal you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 14 destinations. Flights are operated by 3 airlines — including Azul, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

Portugal to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 8 airports in Portugal offer flights to 14 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Spain to Brazil

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Spain you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 6 destinations. Flights are operated by 5 airlines — including Azul, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

Spain to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 38 airports in Spain offer flights to 14 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Italy to Brazil

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Italy you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — ITA Airways and LATAM, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

Italy to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 32 airports in Italy offer flights to 14 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from France to Brazil

If you'd like to fly non-stop from France you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 5 destinations. Flights are operated by 3 airlines — including Azul, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

France to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 36 airports in France offer flights to 14 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Germany to Brazil

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Germany you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — Lufthansa and LATAM, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

Germany to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 20 airports in Germany offer flights to 14 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from United Kingdom to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from United Kingdom? This is possible from London Heathrow only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — British Airways and LATAM, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

United Kingdom to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 28 airports in United Kingdom offer flights to 14 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Netherlands to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Netherlands? This is possible from Amsterdam only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — KLM and LATAM, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

Netherlands to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 2 airports in Netherlands offer flights to 14 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Switzerland to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Switzerland? This is possible from Zürich only. You will arrive at São Paulo — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Switzerland. Flights are operated by Swiss.

Switzerland to Brazil with a stopover

There is another departure option available if you consider a stopover: Geneva Airport offers 1-stop flights to 14 destinations in Brazil:

Flights from Belgium to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Belgium? This is possible from Brussels only. You will arrive at São Paulo — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Belgium. Flights are operated by LATAM.

Belgium to Brazil with a stopover

There is another departure option available if you consider a stopover: Brussels Charleroi Airport offers 1-stop flights to 14 destinations in Brazil:

Non-stop flights from Asia to Brazil

From Asia, 4 countries have direct flights to Brazil. 5 non-stop routes are available, operated by 4 airlines — none of which are low-cost carriers.

Flights from Qatar to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Qatar? This is possible from Doha only. You will arrive at São Paulo — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Qatar. Flights are operated by Qatar Airways.

Flights from Turkey to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Turkey? This is possible from Istanbul only. You will arrive at São Paulo — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Turkey. Flights are operated by Turkish Airlines.

Turkey to Brazil with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Brazil, as 47 departure airports in Turkey offer 1-stop flights to 14 destinations in Brazil:

Flights from United Arab Emirates to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from United Arab Emirates? This is possible from Dubai only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by Emirates.

United Arab Emirates to Brazil with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Brazil, as 3 departure airports in United Arab Emirates offer 1-stop flights to 14 destinations in Brazil:

Flights from Uzbekistan to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Uzbekistan? This is possible from Karshi only. You will arrive at Resende — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Uzbekistan. Flights are operated by Uzbekistan Airways.

Uzbekistan to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 6 airports in Uzbekistan offer flights to 7 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Non-stop flights from Africa to Brazil

From Africa, 4 countries have direct flights to Brazil. 5 non-stop routes are available, operated by 5 airlines — none of which are low-cost carriers.

Flights from South Africa to Brazil

If you'd like to fly non-stop from South Africa you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at São Paulo Airport, the only destination for direct flights out of South Africa. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — LATAM and South African Airways, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

South Africa to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 18 airports in South Africa offer flights to 2 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Ethiopia to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Ethiopia? This is possible from Addis Ababa only. You will arrive at São Paulo — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Ethiopia. Flights are operated by Ethiopian Airlines.

Ethiopia to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 25 airports in Ethiopia offer flights to São Paulo Airport with a single stop:

Flights from Morocco to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Morocco? This is possible from Casablanca only. You will arrive at São Paulo — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Morocco. Flights are operated by Royal Air Maroc.

Morocco to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 18 airports in Morocco offer flights to 14 destinations in Brazil with a single stop:

Flights from Angola to Brazil

Looking to fly directly from Angola? This is possible from Luanda only. You will arrive at São Paulo — currently the only direct route connecting Brazil and Angola. Flights are operated by TAAG Angola.

Angola to Brazil with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 12 airports in Angola offer flights to São Paulo Airport with a single stop:

Most popular routes to Brazil

Whether you're looking to explore the scenic landscapes, charming towns and vibrant cities of Brazil, visit friends and family or simply need to attend a business meeting — we've got you covered. Check out the list below to find the most popular non-stop flights available for your journey.

Popular routes to Brazil with a stopover

If there is no airport near you offering direct flights to Brazil, don't worry — you can still reach the country with a brief stopover along the way.

Below is a list of the most popular routes that require a stopover.

To see all 1- or 2-stop flight options, simply use the "Show indirect destinations" button on the map, or use the search bar to select your departure airport and discover all available routes from there to Brazil!

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