Attention travelers! America has only just begun Megapromo This Black Friday, with flight tickets to national destinations starting from R$ 171 round-trip, already including taxes. The biggest discounts are for trips between December this year and March 2024, but there are good prices for departures from several Brazilian cities until June next year. See all the methods in the list at the end of the post, including options with Gol and Azul, or search directly for them LATAM website. But stay tuned, because the offer is valid until Sunday only!
The lowest values are on the air bridge RJ-SP and SP-RJ, between Fortaleza and Aracate, or between Salvador and Vieira de Santana. But there are good prices between São Paulo and Curitiba for R$239 round-trip, or from the capital São Paulo to Porto Seguro for R$522, Palmas for R$573, Salvador for R$612, and São Luís for R$693. We found flights to São Paulo for R$297 roundtrip, Palmas and São Luis for R$472, or Aracaju for R$536. There are also flights from BH to São Paulo for R$286, and from Florianópolis to Salvador for R$286. 636, from Rio de Janeiro to Salvador for R$543, or from Porto Alegre to the capital of Bahia for R$787, among other options. All round trips include taxes.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for now, come back to this post later, as competitors may react and offer new travel opportunities.
So far, the prices are not as low as we saw in previous mega promotions, but they are much better than those recorded in recent weeks. So, this might be a good opportunity for you to secure your ticket!
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