TAP is showing Brazil return flights from £736, including London Gatwick to Sao Paulo, and TAP Air Portugal says the sale runs until 27 July.
The checked lead fare is London Gatwick to Sao Paulo from £736 return in Economy, travelling 28 January to 15 February 2027. TAP also showed London Gatwick to Rio de Janeiro from £876 return, London Gatwick to Salvador from £804 return, and London Heathrow to Belo Horizonte from £899 return.
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The Sao Paulo fare is the cleanest example. Iberia’s UK cheap-flights page was showing Sao Paulo from £829 return when checked, so TAP’s £736 fare gives a useful benchmark without needing to dress this up as a flash bargain.
TAP says the campaign applies to Economy flights between Portugal or Europe and Brazil, the United States or Canada. The travel window is 1 August 2026 to 31 March 2027, and the fares are subject to availability.
How to book
Book through TAP Air Portugal. Open the discount-flights page, choose the Brazil route you want, and check the final baggage and connection details before paying.
Deal FAQs
What is the cheapest TAP Brazil fare checked?
The checked TAP sale page showed London Gatwick to Sao Paulo from £736 return in Economy.
When can you travel in the TAP sale?
TAP lists the travel window as 1 August 2026 to 31 March 2027 for this promotional fare campaign.
When does the TAP sale end?
TAP says the promotional fares are bookable until 27 July 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Mainland Portugal time, subject to availability.
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