TAAG Resumes Flights Between Luanda and Praia Starting 12 December
Angola's flag carrier will fly between Luanda and Praia twice a week from 12 December 2026, and bookings are already open, according to Travel Daily News.
TAAG Angola Airlines will once again run a nonstop route linking Luanda, Angola's capital city, with Praia, the capital city of Cape Verde. The carrier announced the new route on 28 October 2026.
Flights are set to begin on 12 December 2026. TAAG plans two flights each week on this route and will use Airbus A220-300 aircraft.
Travel Daily News reports that bookings are now open. That same source reports that TAAG intends to carry the route on to Dakar in 2027.
Travel and Tour World says the link could help tourism in Angola. It also says the route could support regional travel, business trips and cultural exchange between Portuguese-speaking African countries.
What it means for travelers
A direct route can make it easier to travel between Angola and Cape Verde. It may also open new options for holidays, business trips and visits to family. Hotels and local businesses could see more visitors as well.
What to watch next
Check TAAG's official website or your travel agent for schedules, fares and booking details. Confirm entry rules with the embassy or government site of each country before you travel.
How the story unfolded
- Travel Daily News TAAG opens bookings for Luanda – Praia flights from 12 December
Read the original reporting
- Travel and Tour World – Angola Eyes Major Tourism Breakthrough with Cape Verde as TAAG Airlines Revives Long-Awaited Luanda–Praia Flights ↗
- Travel Daily News – TAAG opens bookings for Luanda – Praia flights from 12 December ↗
Quick questions
What is this flights & airlines story about?
Angola's flag carrier will fly between Luanda and Praia twice a week from 12 December 2026, and bookings are already open, according to Travel Daily News.
What does this mean for travelers to Angola?
A direct route can make it easier to travel between Angola and Cape Verde. It may also open new options for holidays, business trips and visits to family. Hotels and local businesses could see more visitors as well.
What should I do now?
Check TAAG's official website or your travel agent for schedules, fares and booking details. Confirm entry rules with the embassy or government site of each country before you travel.
Which outlets reported this?
This brief is based on reporting from Travel and Tour World and Travel Daily News. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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