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Prague (PRG)Faro (FAO)
Direct flights from Václav Havel Airport Prague in Czech Republic to Faro - Gago Coutinho International Airport in Portugal.
1 airline operates this route.≈ 1 flight/week · verified from live schedules, updated Aug 2026
Great-circle distance
2,293 km
Estimated flight time
3h 12m
Flight frequency
1 flight/week
Return route
Available
Flight frequency on PRG → FAO
Live dataVerified from live airline schedules · last updated August 2026. Averaged over the most recent 7 days of operations.
Avg flights / day
1 flight/week
Flights / week
1
Verified operators
1
Last verified
August 2026
Airlines flying PRG → FAO
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Independent / unaligned1 carriers
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Prague to Faro — frequently asked questions
How many flights per day are there from Prague (PRG) to Faro (FAO)?
Based on the latest verified schedules, there are on average 1 flights per week from Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) to Faro - Gago Coutinho International Airport (FAO), as of August 2026.
Which airlines fly from Prague (PRG) to Faro (FAO)?
Eurowings currently operate direct flights on this route.
Are there direct flights from Prague (PRG) to Faro (FAO)?
Yes. 1 airline operates direct flights on the PRG–FAO route, so a non-stop journey is available.
How long is the flight from Prague (PRG) to Faro (FAO)?
The estimated flight time is 3h 12m, covering a great-circle distance of 2,293 km between Prague and Faro.
About this data. Route coverage is built progressively: OpenFlights is the historical bootstrap; AeroDataBox schedules replace it per airport once that origin has been refreshed. Flight frequencies and operators are verified against live airline schedules (averaged over the last 7 days). Distance is calculated as the great-circle distance between airport coordinates; estimated flight time assumes a typical cruise speed of 850 km/h with 30 minutes of taxi/climb buffer.