Azul Airlines Flights, Tickets and Deals from £1,049 Return

Q: Where does Azul Airlines fly to?

Azul Airlines flies directly to 142 destinations globally, including Belo Horizonte Tancredo Neves Int'l., Sao Paulo Viracopos and Sao Paulo Guarulhos.

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Q: When are flights with Azul Airlines usually cheapest?

Our data shows that the cheapest month to fly with Azul Airlines is usually March. Airlines often have big sales on Black Friday every November.

Q: Where will the cheapest flight with Azul Airlines take me?

At the moment, the cheapest Azul Airlines route we found is from United Kingdom to Sao Paulo Viracopos for £1,049.

Q: How much are return flights with Azul Airlines?

The best price we found for a return flight with Azul Airlines within the last 45 days is to Sao Paulo Viracopos for £1,049.

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Sao Paulo.£1,049 per passenger.Departing Tue, 31 Mar, returning Fri, 10 Apr.Return flight with Azul Airlines.Outbound indirect flight with Azul Airlines, departs from London Heathrow on Tue, 31 Mar, arriving in Sao Paulo Viracopos.Inbound indirect flight with Azul Airlines, departs from Sao Paulo Viracopos on Fri, 10 Apr, arriving in London Heathrow.Price includes taxes and charges.From £1,049, select.

Azul Airlines flight information

Cheapest month to fly	June
Destinations	0
Average flights per week	6,756

About Azul Airlines

Known affectionately as just ‘Azul’, Azul Brazilian Airlines is one of Brazil’s flag carriers. It’s the baby of David Neeleman, the founder of JetBlue Airways, who launched the new airline at the end of 2008. The airline follows JetBlue’s “no-frills chic” model, offering cheap flights with a difference. The name was chosen during a contest, narrowly pipping ‘Samba’ to the post. Azul flies to over 100 destinations, including a few underserved markets, making it a great choice for travellers who want to see a lot more of Brazil. In 2012 they bought the regional airline TRIP, and in May 2014 the companies merged fully.

Like most modern airlines you can check in online, by mobile, or at the counter in the airport. Mobile check in is available via the Azul app and also via SMS. Both online and mobile check in are available from 48 hours to 90 minutes before your flight is due to depart, and earn you 250 frequent flyer points.

Each passenger is entitled to check one piece of luggage weighing up to 23kg into the hold. Excess baggage is charged a penalty fine per kilo. Excess baggage such as sports equipment falls into your 23kg weight limit, so be careful.

Seats at the front of the plane have extra legroom. You can pay an extra fee to reserve one of these seats, or buy an Azul Plus ticket when you book your flight for guaranteed extra comfort. The standard economy seats offer a fair amount of legroom, with a 31” seat pitch.

Government levies are charged on some routes. This should be shown clearly when you book your flight.

Free snacks and non-alcoholic drinks are available on all routes. There’s a choice of eight tasty snacks to choose from, including donuts, gummy aeroplane sweets, crisps, and savoury biscuits.

Azul Brazilian Airlines have a great history for punctuality, and won the 2013 FlightStats award for “Most Punctual Airline in South America.”