Cheap flights to Port of Spain
Air service to Port of Spain is provided via Piarco International Airport, located 20 kilometers from the city center. The route network of the Trinidad and Tobago capital covers 15 destinations, including busy connections with New York (67 flights per week), Bridgetown (61 flights), and Miami (42 flights). More detailed information on logistics can be found in the section on how to get to your destination.
Regular flights to this region are operated by 11 airlines, with Caribbean Airlines leading in terms of flight frequency. Significant contributions to air travel are also made by JetBlue and American Airlines. Below on this page are departure city cards with a search form to help you find the best flight option, considering current weather and prices.


San Juan — Port of Spain

Pointe-à-Pitre — Port of Spain

Fort-de-France — Port of Spain

Paramaribo — Port of Spain

Bridgetown — Port of Spain

NYC — Port of Spain

Georgetown — Port of Spain

Philipsburg — Port of Spain

Boston — Port of Spain

Fort Lauderdale — Port of Spain


Kingston — Port of Spain



St. George's — Port of Spain
Flight insights to Port of Spain
Data-driven trends for direct flights to Port of Spain — how often airlines fly, where passengers come from, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent departure cities
The most frequent direct routes to Port of Spain come from New York City, Bridgetown and Miami. New York City leads with around 67 flights a week.
- New York City67 flights/week
- Bridgetown61 flights/week
- Miami42 flights/week
- Scarborough31 flights/week
- Toronto30 flights/week
Top departure countries
Most direct flights to Port of Spain depart from United States, Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago. United States alone accounts for about 38% of all direct routes.
- United Statesavg $236
- Barbadosavg $242
- Trinidad and Tobagoavg $673
- Canadaavg $222
- Guyanaavg $238
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes to Port of Spain range from Miami at $150 to Scarborough at $673 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
- New York Cityfrom $202
- Bridgetownfrom $242
- Miamifrom $150
- Scarboroughfrom $673
- Torontofrom $222
Cheapest departure cities
The cheapest places to fly to Port of Spain from right now are Miami from $150, Willemstad from $159 and Paramaribo from $181.
- Miamifrom $150
- Willemstadfrom $159
- Paramaribofrom $181
- San Juanfrom $199
- New York Cityfrom $202
Longest direct flights
The longest direct flight to Port of Spain is from Amsterdam at about 10h 5m, followed by London (9h 38m) and Houston (5h 45m).
- Amsterdam10h 5m
- London9h 38m
- Houston5h 45m
- Toronto5h 41m
- New York City5h 3m
Popular departure cities to Port of Spain
Frequently asked questions
- How many cities offer flights to Port of Spain?
- Direct flights to Port of Spain are operated from 15 cities. The route network includes important transport hubs in the USA, Canada, and the Caribbean.
- Which cities have the most frequent flights to Port of Spain?
- The most popular destinations are New York (67 flights per week), Bridgetown (61 flights), and Miami (42 flights). There are also frequent flights from Scarborough and Toronto, with at least 30 departures weekly.
- How many airlines fly to Port of Spain?
- A total of 11 airlines operate flights to this destination. The largest carriers are Caribbean Airlines, along with international companies JetBlue and American Airlines.
- Which airports serve Port of Spain?
- The main aviation hub for all international flights is Piarco International Airport (POS). It is equipped with all the necessary infrastructure to serve travelers and is located 20 km from the capital.
- How to find cheap tickets to Port of Spain?
- To find great deals, we recommend using the search form in the departure city cards shown below. Booking 2–3 months before your trip and choosing connecting flights through major hubs like Panama City or Miami can often lead to significant savings.
- When is the best time to buy tickets to Port of Spain?
- The lowest prices are generally available when planning well in advance. Given the steady flow of flights from carriers such as Caribbean Airlines, the best fares can be found by avoiding periods of major national holidays and carnivals.