Salgado Filho 路 Porto Alegre, Brazil

Nonstop flights from Porto Alegre POA

You can fly nonstop from Salgado Filho (POA) to 23 destinations in 7 countries, on 6 airlines. The airlines with the most nonstop routes here are Azul (13), LATAM Airlines (12) and Gol (8). Outside Brazil, the most destinations are in Uruguay (2), Argentina (1) and Chile (1). The longest is Lisbon (LIS), 5,468 miles (8,800 km).

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All 23 nonstop destinations from POA

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Airlines flying from POA

Star Alliance: 2 destinations 路 SkyTeam: 1 destination

Flights from POA: common questions

How many nonstop destinations are there from POA?

23 destinations in 7 countries have a nonstop flight from Salgado Filho (POA), flown by 6 airlines. Pick any of them on this page to see every airline on the route and the 1-stop connections.

Which airlines fly from POA?

6 airlines fly nonstop from POA. By number of destinations: Azul (13), LATAM Airlines (12), Gol (8), Aerolineas Argentinas (1), Copa Airlines (1) and TAP Portugal (1).

What is the longest nonstop flight from POA?

Porto Alegre (POA) to Lisbon (LIS), on TAP Portugal, at about 5,468 miles (8,800 km) as the crow flies. Next is Panama City (PTY), about 3,285 miles (5,287 km).

Which countries can you fly to nonstop from POA?

7 countries. The most destinations are in Brazil (16), Uruguay (2), Argentina (1), Chile (1), Panama (1) and Peru (1).

Which airline alliance has the most routes from POA?

Star Alliance airlines fly to 2 destinations and SkyTeam airlines fly to 1 destination nonstop from POA. The rest are flown only by airlines outside the three alliances.

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Routes are scheduled nonstop flights. The route data is refreshed monthly; this list was last checked November 11, 2026. Seasonal routes and new launches can be missing or end early, so confirm with the airline before you book. Distances are great-circle, the shortest path between the two airports.