General Information Flight Information (Nov07)
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DIRECT FLIGHTS TO THE
Flights to Sal TUI (Thomsons) May-Sept - one 328 seater plane Oct - 2 x 235 seater planes Nov-April - 3 x 235 seater planes Astraeus Scheduled flights between the UK and Sal, Cape Verde currently operate on Thursday from London Gatwick and Manchester. Flights depart the UK in the morning, arriving in Cape Verde early afternoon. Return flights depart Sal early afternoon and arrive back in the UK later that day. July saw the introduction of a second service to Sal, operating on Tuesdays from London Gatwick. The flight will operate from the UK via Boa Vista and direct on the return. Flights will depart Gatwick early morning arriving in Sal at lunchtime returning to the UK later that day. Flights from London Gatwick are operated by Boeing 757 aircraft Flights from Manchester are operated by Boeing 737-700 aircraft.
TACV have started flying direct flights to (incepting late October 2007) Sal every Thursday from Stansted.
Flights depart Thursdays from Stansted 9.20am arrive in Sal at 2.20pm Flights depart Thursdays from Sal 1.20am arrive in Stansted at 8.10am Flights to Boa Vista Astraeus Flights to Boa Vista are scheduled to commence in December 2007. Flights will operate from London Gatwick on Tuesdays direct to Boa Vista with the return flight operating via Sal. Flights will depart the UK in the morning arriving at Boa Vista early afternoon. Return flights depart Boa Vista early afternoon arriving in London later that day. Flights are operated by Boeing 757 aircraft. Flights to Santiago
TACV TACV have started flying direct flights to (incepting late October 2007) Santiago every Monday from Stansted.
Flights depart Mondays from Stansted 9.20am arrive in Sal at 2.20pm Flights depart Mondays from Sal 1.20am arrive in Stansted at 8.10am
Flights to Sao Vicente International airport – runway ready (has been for some months). Terminal – virtually complete – just access roads and finishing. We think a couple of months to open it. They also needed to take part of a mountain (hill really) down to give larger aircrafts the clearance. This is being done and is virtually finished. Flights Timetable
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