Cheap flights to Macapá
Flights to this region of Brazil arrive via the city's main aviation hub — Macapa International Airport (MCP), located just 2 km from the center. If you are planning a trip, check out the Macapá travel guide to learn more about the city and find out how to get from the airport to your hotel. Currently, the route network connects the city with 4 key destinations in the country. The highest number of flights operate from cities such as Belém (53 flights per week), Brasília (14 flights), and the major metropolis of São Paulo. There are also connections with Rio de Janeiro, with flights arriving three times a week.
Three carriers serve this destination, providing stable connections with other regions of the country. Before your flight, it is useful to check the current weather to prepare for the climatic conditions of the Amazon. Market leaders include Latam Airlines Group, which operates 42 flights weekly, and Azul Linhas Aereas Brasileiras with 29 flights. The third important player is GOL Linhas Aéreas. Below on this page, you will find information cards for each departure city to help you choose the best option and start your ticket search.
Belém — Macapá
Sao Paulo — Macapá
Brasilia — Macapá
Samos — Macapá
Flight insights to Macapá
Data-driven trends for direct flights to Macapá — how often airlines fly, where passengers come from, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent departure cities
The most frequent direct routes to Macapá come from Belém, Brasilia and Sao Paulo. Belém leads with around 53 flights a week.
- Belém53 flights/week
- Brasilia14 flights/week
- Sao Paulo13 flights/week
- Rio de Janeiro3 flights/week
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes to Macapá range from Belém at $38 to Rio de Janeiro at $120 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
- Belémfrom $38
- Brasiliafrom $117
- Sao Paulofrom $110
- Rio de Janeirofrom $120
Cheapest departure cities
The cheapest places to fly to Macapá from right now are Belém from $38, Sao Paulo from $110 and Brasilia from $117.
- Belémfrom $38
- Sao Paulofrom $110
- Brasiliafrom $117
- Rio de Janeirofrom $120
Longest direct flights
The longest direct flight to Macapá is from Pelotas at about 5h 1m, followed by Caxias do Sul (4h 39m) and Santo Angelo (4h 33m).
- Pelotas5h 1m
- Caxias do Sul4h 39m
- Santo Angelo4h 33m
- Passo Fundo4h 31m
- Chapecó4h 21m
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BrazilFrequently asked questions
- How many cities have flights to Macapá?
- Direct flights to the city are available from 4 cities in Brazil. Passengers can choose the most convenient departure point depending on their domestic itinerary.
- Which cities have the most frequent flights to Macapá?
- The most popular departure points are Belém (53 flights per week), Brasília (14 flights), and São Paulo (13 flights). Regular flights are also operated from Rio de Janeiro.
- How many airlines fly to Macapá?
- Three airlines operate flights to this destination. The largest carriers are Latam Airlines Group, Azul Linhas Aereas Brasileiras, and GOL Linhas Aéreas, which provide stable connections to major hubs.
- Which airports receive flights to Macapá?
- The city's main gateway is Macapa International Airport (MCP). The airport is conveniently located just 2 kilometers from the city center, allowing for a quick trip to your hotel after landing.
- How to find cheap tickets to Macapá?
- To find great deals, we recommend booking tickets in advance and comparing prices for different dates. It is also worth keeping an eye on promotions from the three main airlines serving this region, especially when departing from major hubs like São Paulo or Brasília.