A sample of one-way prices for one traveler from Roame’s fare cache. Points, fees, and seats describe the same observation. Availability can change; confirm with the loyalty program before transferring points.
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| Route / flight | Departure | Cabin | Book with | Points | Fees (USD) | Seats seen | Observed (UTC) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LIS → MIA TP225 | Economy | United MileagePlus | 44,000 | $63.00 | 1 | ||
| LIS → MIA TP223 | Economy | United MileagePlus | 44,000 | $63.00 | 1 |
Did you mean Flights from Miami to Lisbon?
Lisbon
PortugalLIS
Lisbon Portela Airport
Miami
United StatesMIA
Miami International Airport
Lisbon Portela Airport (LIS) serves Lisbon; Miami International Airport (MIA) serves Miami.
The airports are 4,149 miles apart by great-circle distance.
Roame's current schedule feed shows nonstop service from LIS to MIA.
Marketing airlines listed in the current schedule, including codeshare sellers, are JetBlue (B6), airBaltic (BT), Emirates (EK), Etihad Airways (EY) and TAP Portugal (TP). This list does not identify the operating airline for each flight; check the flight details before booking.
Published schedule dates span Sep 28, 2026 – Sep 19, 2027.
These are marketing airlines, including codeshare sellers. This list does not identify the operating airline for each flight; check the flight details before booking.
Airline alliance affiliations represented: Star Alliance
Lisbon Portela Airport (LIS) is the origin airport and Miami International Airport (MIA) is the destination airport.
LIS and MIA are approximately 4,149 miles apart by great-circle distance.
Yes. Roame's current schedule feed shows nonstop service from LIS to MIA.
Marketing airlines listed in the current schedule, including codeshare sellers, are JetBlue (B6), airBaltic (BT), Emirates (EK), Etihad Airways (EY) and TAP Portugal (TP). This list does not identify the operating airline for each flight; check the flight details before booking.
Aircraft listed in the current schedule include Airbus A330-200 (332) and Airbus A330-900 (339).