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TAP Portugal $138 one way SFO to Rome Jan-May 2020

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TAP Portugal has a deep discount fare at $138 one way for San Francisco to Rome via Lisbon. Round trip is a bit more at $329. This fare is currently available for departures about 4 days per week from January 20 to May 28. If you have 100 TP miles, the ticket price drops to $125 one way or $24 off a round trip ticket with 200 miles.

I received 200 TAP miles as a mileage program sign-up bonus last year. I also picked up 138 TAP miles with a hotel booking in Poland last summer.

For those who travel light with carry-on only, you can take advantage of the low one-way fare and simply stay in Lisbon for a ticket price quite a bit less than otherwise available from SFO.

TAP Portugal  San Francisco SFO – Lisbon LIS – Rome FCO – LIS (21 hr overnight layover) – SFO

$334.01 round trip (or $310.01 + 200 miles)  Sun Apr 26 – Sun May 10

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TAP Portugal SFO – LIS – FCO Rome one way

$137.10 one way (or $125.10 + 100 miles)  Monday March 16

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I like this last option for 22 hr 20 min layover in Lisbon as a really cheap two cities in one opportunity.

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  • Jonathan January 7, 2020

    Thats a great fare price but just a warning. I flew with them in Oct and they canceled a flight after waiting several hours at the gate (plane swap). I had to buy another airline to get me to my destination. They still havent refunded me for the unused flight or replacement ticket. They wont honor EC261/4000. Basically Im doing a charge back on them with my CC.. So just be aware of what kind of airline this is.

  • debit January 7, 2020

    @Jonathan

    Unfortunately that is the sign of times. In our Senate Moscow mitch wants to hold a trial without calling witnesses. Laws are for little people.

    Take the airline to court if they won’t follow EC261. I think there is a website that does it for cut off the compensation.

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