- TAP resumed direct Lisbon to Caracas flights on 27 October 2026.
- The service operates twice weekly on Tuesdays and Sundays.
- Return flights start from €669 including taxes.
- Connecting flights are available from London, Manchester and Dublin.
- The route was suspended following the earthquake in Venezuela.
TAP Air Portugal has resumed direct flights between Lisbon and Caracas from 27 October 2026 with connecting flights from London, Manchester and Dublin. The route was suspended following the earthquake that struck Venezuela. The service restores a connection of importance to the Portuguese and Portuguese-descendant community living in Venezuela.
The route operates two flights a week on Tuesdays and Sundays. On Tuesdays the flight departs Lisbon at 11.50am and arrives in Caracas at 5.00pm. The return flight departs Caracas at 9.00pm and arrives in Lisbon at 9.00am the following day. On Sundays the flight from Lisbon departs at 10.00am and arrives in Caracas at 3.05pm. The return departs at 6.55pm and lands in Lisbon at 6.55am the following day.
Return flights are available from €669 with all taxes included on the TAP website and through travel agents. The return of the direct service revives a route of importance for relations between Portugal and Venezuela. Throughout the suspension TAP remained committed to Venezuela through its service to Valencia.
