TAP Portugal flights

The Portuguese airline TAP Portugal is the flag carrier of the country. The airline offers a large number of destinations to more than 30 countries worldwide, even if the majority of the connections are found in Europe. TAP Portugal has its main hub at Lisbon Airport, while they also have a secondary hub in Porto. They have been a part of the global alliance Star Alliance since 2005.

Re-launch Flights from FNC to Caracas with TAP Portugal will resume on August 7

Re-launch TAP Portugal re-launches Caracas to Funchal flights on Jul 3

Re-launch On June 2, TAP Portugal will re-launch flights from Menorca to Lisbon

Re-launch TAP Portugal plans to restart Lisbon-Menorca flights on Jun 2

Re-launch Flights with TAP Portugal from Palma de Mallorca to Lisbon will resume on May 24

TAP Portugal airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

TAP Portugal at LIS route map — #1 **Lisbon (LIS)**
2,976 flights

TAP Portugal at OPO route map — #2 **Porto (OPO)**
402 flights

TAP Portugal at ORY route map — #3 **Paris (ORY)**
223 flights

TAP Portugal at FNC route map — #4 **Funchal (FNC)**
161 flights

TAP Portugal at LHR route map — #5 **London (LHR)**
139 flights

TAP Portugal at MAD route map — #6 **Madrid (MAD)**
105 flights

TAP Portugal at BCN route map — #7 **Barcelona (BCN)**
93 flights

TAP Portugal at GRU route map — #8 **Sao Paulo (GRU)**
90 flights

TAP Portugal at EWR route map — #9 **New York (EWR)**
89 flights

TAP Portugal at AMS route map — #10 **Amsterdam (AMS)**
85 flights

TAP Portugal at FCO route map — #11 **Rome (FCO)**
79 flights

TAP Portugal at GVA route map — #12 **Geneva (GVA)**
71 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.