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Flights from Prague to Lisbon

Flying is always a good option for anyone who needs to travel from Prague to Lisbon. Travelers can check out 1-2 direct flights during the week, along with a couple of flights on Saturdays and Sundays. Journey times will always be around 3 hours 30 minutes for direct connections.

Which airlines fly from Prague to Lisbon?

Only TAP offers a direct connection between Prague and Lisbon, providing a year-round service with at least one flight per day. Indirect services may also be booked with KLM, Air France, or Iberia.

How long is the flight from Prague to Lisbon?

Flights from Prague to Lisbon won't take that long. Expect a flight time of 3 hours 30 minutes for all direct connections. Indirect services can also take around 5 hours, usually with a quick stop in Amsterdam.

How many flights are there from Prague to Lisbon?

There are 1-2 flights to Lisbon from Prague on weekdays, and 2 services on Saturdays and Sundays. Flights depart all year-round, so there's no need to worry about seasonal drops in frequency.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Prague to Lisbon?

Departure airport: Flights from Prague to Lisbon will always depart from Prague Vaclav Havel Airport, which can be found about 11 km outside the city center. The most affordable route to the airport is via public 191 buses. Travelers tend to take Metro Line A to Veleslavin, or Metro Line B to Zlicin, before switching to buses to the airport. Transfers from the center of town should take 40 minutes by both methods. Even better, there is a direct express rail service from Prague's main railway station. It takes just 25 minutes, so is comfortably the fastest way to reach departures.

Arrival airport: Flights from Prague will touch down at Lisbon Portela Airport, which is very conveniently located for those heading to the city center. The best route is to catch Metro services to Saldanha, which takes 15-20 minutes. Services run from 6:00 a.m. until 1:00 a.m. Aerobus services represent a cheaper alternative that is almost as convenient. 3 separate routes run from the airport into Lisbon, as well as 4 different city bus connections. They cover pretty much all of the downtown area, with stops at Oriente, Sete Rios, and Campo Grande bus stations.