Cape Verde International Airports
Cape Verde has four international airports through which you can enter the country:
- Nelson Mandela International Airport (RAI), in Santiago
- Cesária Évora International Airport ((VXE), in São Vicente
- Amílcar Cabral International Airport (SID), on the island of Sal
- Aristides Pereira International Airport (BVC), on the island of Boavista
Several airlines, including some low-cost carriers, operate flights to Cape Verde. Some routes operate all year round and others seasonally. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some routes are currently suspended
Flights to Cape Verde
The main airlines operating flights to Cape Verde are:
- Cabo Verde Airlines (Cape Verde)
- TAP (Portugal)
- Royal Air Maroc (Morocco)
- Tui Fly (Netherlands and Germany)
- TUI (United Kingdom, Sweden, Belgium)
- Binter Canarias (Canary Islands)
- Neos Air (Italy)
- Thomson Airways (United Kingdom)
- Luxair (Luxembourg)
- Air Senegal (Senegal)
- Groupe Transair S.A (Senegal)
- Asky Airlines (Pan African)
For the best flights to and from Cape Verde, check out the Skyscanner or Expedia.
In addition to the four international airports, Cape Verde also has three national airfields active, intended only for national flights.
- São Filipe Aerodrome (SFL), Fogo Island
- Maio Airfield (MMO), Maio Island
- Preguiça Aerodrome (SNE), São Nicolau Island
Flights between the Cape Verde islands are currently operated by the company Best Fly Cape Verde.
For detailed information on how to travel between the Cape Verde islands, itineraries and prices, see the article How to get around Cape Verde.