TAP Air Portugal is known for their excellent paid business class fares, and also for their generally good award availability. The airline has long been a great option for crossing the Atlantic, but is now even better than in the past:
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Meanwhile, there are plenty redemption spaces for TAP. If you combine lifemile deals redemption still way better.
TAP appear to have extended the stopover to 5 nights. The stopover program also appears to offer some perks beyond just breaking the trip, including a 24 hour Lisboa card.
I booked a return ticket with TAP in business for this October from Toronto to Amsterdam, and returning from Dublin to Toronto for just CAD$2,380 (US$1,763). I flew with TAP (in business) back in 2017 out of Toronto to Munich - it wasn't great (angled seat and crappy food), but was perfectly fine for the price.
Picked up two one-ways in the other direction for April on their 339 neo at $1,047. CGN to MIA with an afternoon and night in LIS. Great to see that this occasionally works in the other direction too. I’m not crazy about TAP in general and the fairly long intra Europe flights but their fare structures for one ways are great.
I just tried searching these exact dates and locations but I'm getting $2K+, have the prices changed? Also, any ideas on using Amex or Chase miles for TAP?
We flew the neo business from Mia to Florence via Lisbon - great hard product and low sodium meal among the best - return was with an afternoon and evening stop in Lisbon as an interesting diversion but with angle seats on return no lie flat business across Atlantic. Either way, great deal given small destination Italy airport we paid $5250 total for two passengers - others carriers were charging almost double that in to Florence. I’d also mention while not well known in USA, their JADEC safety record was equal or better to more well known Euro carriers and they have thousands of flights a week to dozens of destinations so they’re hardly small or dangerous even if not well known here.
So I was able to get this fare through Orbitz back in March. However, I had to cancel the trip. When I tried to rebook this past weekend, I was told that there was a $300 change fee to make a new booking. This was news to me. Orbitz told me that I had to contact TAP and atempt to get the fee waived. Right now I'm waiting for a response from TAP...