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TAP-TAP Air Portugal TP

TAP-TAP Air Portugal reported 7,547 flights in the twelve months to July 2026, carrying 1,446,023 passengers in 1,631,964 seats (89% filled) and 45,031,915 pounds of freight, on 38 routes from 20 airports, 29 of the routes international: charter passenger service, scheduled cargo service, scheduled passenger service. Reporting to the DOT since January 2025.

7,547

flights, twelve months

38 routes

1,446,023

passengers

89% of seats filled

airports flown from

20 listed below

aircraft types

mostly Airbus A330-900neo

Flights by month

By month, as a table

	flights
1/25	518
2/25	394
3/25	532
4/25	587
5/25	662
6/25	730
7/25	739
8/25	747
9/25	702
10/25	699
11/25	548
12/25	553
1/26	536
2/26	421
3/26	564
4/26	623
5/26	693
6/26	721
7/26	740

Passengers by month

By month, as a table

	passengers
1/25	82,075
2/25	62,620
3/25	95,220
4/25	109,318
5/25	129,560
6/25	146,447
7/25	149,753
8/25	152,038
9/25	144,333
10/25	136,973
11/25	99,416
12/25	98,787
1/26	91,434
2/26	73,446
3/26	105,515
4/26	123,442
5/26	133,071
6/26	141,993
7/26	145,575

Busiest airports departures, twelve months

Airport	Flights	Passengers	Destinations
Lisbon, Portugal LIS	3,305	662,895	10
Newark Liberty International EWR	1,010	165,404	2
General Edward Lawrence Logan International BOS	752	110,083	4
Washington Dulles International IAD	529	78,169	1
Miami International MIA	518	135,003	2
Porto, Portugal OPO	447	64,400	2
John F Kennedy International JFK	346	72,254	1
San Francisco International SFO	227	55,705	2
Chicago O'Hare International ORD	203	50,132	1
Los Angeles International LAX	181	45,897	1
Teller TER	16	3,884	1
Ponta Delgada, Portugal PDL	4	670	2
George Bush Intcntl/Houston IAH	2	139	2
Dallas-Fort Worth International DFW	1	115	1
Detroit Metro Wayne County DTW	1	298	1
Orlando International MCO	1	257	1
General Mitchell International MKE	1	264	1
West Palm Beach/Palm Beach PBI	1	0	1
Southwest Florida International RSW	1	294	1
St. John'S, Canada YYT	1	160	1

The aircraft as reported to the DOT

Airbus A330-900neo7,176Airbus Industrie A330-200371

Aircraft types, as a table

	flights
Airbus A330-900neo	7,176
Airbus Industrie A330-200	371

The routes 38, busiest first · each direction on its own

Route	Flights	Passengers	Seats filled	Freight, lb	Miles
Lisbon → Newark Liberty International LIS–EWR international	677	123,512	93%	3,235,727	3,384
Newark Liberty International → Lisbon EWR–LIS international	674	118,200	90%	187,307	3,384
Lisbon → General Edward Lawrence Logan International LIS–BOS international	641	97,218	91%	414,302	3,192
General Edward Lawrence Logan International → Lisbon BOS–LIS international	639	94,672	89%	39,406	3,192
Washington Dulles International → Lisbon IAD–LIS international	529	78,169	89%	79,231	3,591
Lisbon → Washington Dulles International LIS–IAD international	527	79,912	91%	252,729	3,591
Lisbon → Miami International LIS–MIA international	518	136,110	89%	12,129,344	4,157
Miami International → Lisbon MIA–LIS international	517	135,003	89%	7,735,320	4,157
John F Kennedy International → Lisbon JFK–LIS international	346	72,254	89%	803,705	3,367
Lisbon → John F Kennedy International LIS–JFK international	345	73,283	91%	3,734,325	3,367
Porto → Newark Liberty International OPO–EWR international	338	49,293	87%	293,500	3,340
Newark Liberty International → Porto EWR–OPO international	336	47,204	84%	13,249	3,340
Lisbon → San Francisco International LIS–SFO international	211	54,039	87%	2,616,634	5,681
San Francisco International → Lisbon SFO–LIS international	211	51,772	83%	784,578	5,681
Lisbon → Chicago O'Hare International LIS–ORD international	203	51,860	87%	4,536,822	4,009
Chicago O'Hare International → Lisbon ORD–LIS international	203	50,132	84%	3,089,568	4,009
Los Angeles International → Lisbon LAX–LIS international	181	45,897	86%	2,037,494	5,690
Lisbon → Los Angeles International LIS–LAX international	181	46,824	88%	2,807,616	5,690
General Edward Lawrence Logan International → Porto BOS–OPO international	109	14,715	81%	385	3,144
Porto → General Edward Lawrence Logan International OPO–BOS international	109	15,107	83%	3,888	3,144
San Francisco International → Teller SFO–TER international	16	3,933	85%	38,949	4,918
Teller → San Francisco International TER–SFO international	16	3,884	83%	60,003	4,918
Ponta Delgada → Washington Dulles International PDL–IAD international	3	460	91%	500	2,774
General Edward Lawrence Logan International → Newark Liberty International BOS–EWR	2	405	90%	0	200
General Edward Lawrence Logan International → Washington Dulles International BOS–IAD	2	291	89%	761	412
Dallas-Fort Worth International → Lisbon DFW–LIS international	1	115	39%	0	4,753
Detroit Metro Wayne County → Chicago O'Hare International DTW–ORD	1	298	100%	7,843	235
George Bush Intcntl/Houston → Lisbon IAH–LIS international	1	139	47%	4,748	4,780
George Bush Intcntl/Houston → Miami International IAH–MIA	1	0		0	964
Lisbon → Dallas-Fort Worth International LIS–DFW international	1	0		0	4,753
Lisbon → George Bush Intcntl/Houston LIS–IAH international	1	137	46%	14,982	4,780
Orlando International → Miami International MCO–MIA	1	257	86%	24,970	192
Miami International → George Bush Intcntl/Houston MIA–IAH	1	0		0	964
General Mitchell International → Chicago O'Hare International MKE–ORD	1	264	92%	22,242	67
West Palm Beach/Palm Beach → Miami International PBI–MIA	1	0		0	62
Ponta Delgada → Miami International PDL–MIA international	1	210	70%	36,366	3,270
Southwest Florida International → Miami International RSW–MIA	1	294	99%	25,421	104
St. John'S → General Edward Lawrence Logan International YYT–BOS international	1	160	94%	0	963

Source: the Bureau of Transportation Statistics' T-100 Segment table (all carriers), which TAP-TAP Air Portugal reports monthly; the DOT publishes three months in arrears. A flight is one departure performed on a segment. All airlines · all routes.