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1. Airlines Flying to Madeira

Madeira is served by several airlines that offer direct and connecting flights, depending on your departure city:

Madeira International Airport (FNC) – the main airport serving the island, located near Funchal.

One‑way tickets from many European cities can start from modest low‑cost fares when booked early.
Round‑trip flights often range from affordable low‑cost fares up to higher seasonal peak prices, depending on airline and date.
Price varies by season — summer and holiday periods are generally more expensive than off‑peak dates.

Official Airline Websites – booking directly with the airline (e.g., Ryanair, TAP Air Portugal) for clear terms and reliable support.
Flight Search Engines – tools like Skyscanner, Kiwi.com, and Google Flights let you compare prices from many airlines before booking.
Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) – sites such as Pelikan, Expedia, or eDreams can show you combined options and promotions.
Travel Agency Offices – local agencies can assist with booking, especially if you want a full travel package.

Book early: Booking several months ahead often yields better prices.
Be flexible with dates: Mid‑week and off‑peak travel is often cheaper than weekends or holidays.
Use price alerts: Set alerts on flight comparison tools to track fare drops.
Check connections: Sometimes flights with a stop (e.g., via Lisbon) can be cheaper than direct routes.
Travel off‑season: Shoulder months like spring and autumn often have lower flight prices and fewer crowds.