Find the cheapest flights from Miami to Bogota in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: Miami (MIA) → Bogota (BOG)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 6h 30m – 10h (1 stop)
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €480 | high |
| February | €420 | high |
| March | €380 | medium |
| April | €360 | medium |
| May | €340 | medium-low |
| June | €380 | medium |
| July | €420 | high |
| August | €400 | high |
| September | €320 | low |
| October | €300 | low |
| November | €340 | medium |
| December | €520 | very high |
Airlines on This Route
- Avianca (direct): from €340 — Avianca often has the best direct prices. Book 3-4 weeks ahead for the lowest fares. Their ‘Plus’ fare includes better seat selection.
- American Airlines (direct): from €380 — AA prices surge during US holidays. Use their flexible date search to find cheaper mid-week departures. AAdvantage members earn more on international routes.
- LATAM Airlines (direct): from €360 — LATAM often undercuts AA on this route. Check their ‘Multi-city’ booking for potential savings if adding a Colombian domestic connection.
- Copa Airlines (connecting): from €290 — Copa frequently offers the lowest prices but adds 3-4 hours travel time. Their stopover program allows free Panama city tours – worth considering if you have time.
- United Airlines (connecting): from €310 — United’s Excursionist perk sometimes applies if booking a connecting itinerary. Check their website for all possible hub connections.
Booking Strategy
For Miami to Bogota, the sweet spot is booking 2-4 weeks before departure for direct flights. October and September offer the lowest fares (€300-€340 for direct), while December can hit €550+. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are consistently €40-€80 cheaper than weekend flights. Use Google Flights’ ‘Price graph’ feature to track MIA-BOG fares – prices tend to rise quickly once you see consistent increases over 3 days. Set up alerts for specific dates rather than flexible dates for better precision. If your schedule is flexible, shift departure by 1-2 days to find significant savings. For the absolute lowest price, consider Copa Airlines via Panama City – you’ll save €50-€100 but add 3-4 hours to your journey. Avoid booking during US school holidays (mid-December, March break, June-August) when prices jump 30-40%.
Route Tips
- Miami International Airport (MIA) can be congested – arrive 2.5 hours before international departures and check if your airline uses Terminal N (American) or the South Terminal (Avianca/LATAM) to navigate efficiently.
- Colombian immigration now provides a free tourist stamp valid for 90 days for US citizens – no visa required for stays under 90 days. Ensure your passport is valid for 6 months beyond arrival.
- Bogota’s El Dorado Airport has excellent dining and shopping post-security – if you have a long connection or waiting time, the premium coffee shops and Colombian souvenir stores are worth exploring.
- Download the Uber app before arrival in Colombia – it’s widely available at BOG and typically 30% cheaper than official taxis while being safer and more reliable.
- The ‘cholado’ (fruit shake) stands outside the airport are a must-try local experience – fresh fruit with condensed milk, perfect after your flight, typically COP 8,000-12,000 (€2-3).
- If flying Copa via Panama, check if you qualify for their free city tour program – you can explore Panama City during a layover at no extra cost, making it a two-for-one destination.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from Miami to Bogota?
Direct flights from Miami International Airport (MIA) to Bogota’s El Dorado International Airport (BOG) take approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes to 4 hours and 30 minutes. American Airlines, Avianca, and LATAM Airlines all operate non-stop services. If you opt for connecting flights through Copa Airlines (via Panama), United (via Houston), or other hubs, expect a journey time of 6-10 hours depending on the stopover duration. The Miami-Bogota route is one of the busiest between the US and South America, with multiple daily departures.
How much does it cost to fly from Miami to Bogota?
Round-trip economy prices range from €300 to €600 depending on season and airline. The cheapest deals (€300-€360) are typically available in September through mid-November when demand is lower. Peak pricing occurs in December (€500-€600) during the holiday travel period, and also in June-August when families travel. Avianca and LATAM generally offer the best value on direct flights, while Copa Airlines can be cheapest if you’re willing to add a connection. One-way tickets typically cost 60-70% of round-trip prices.
Are there direct flights from Miami to Bogota?
Yes, direct flights are readily available from Miami International Airport. Three airlines operate non-stop services: American Airlines (2-3 daily flights), Avianca (2-3 daily flights), and LATAM Airlines (1-2 daily flights). Flight time is approximately 3h 45m. These airlines compete on this high-demand route, so you’ll have good scheduling options throughout the day. If you need the absolute lowest price, connecting flights via Panama City with Copa Airlines or via US hubs with United are alternatives, though they add 3-6 hours to your journey.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Miami to Bogota?
October is consistently the cheapest month, with average round-trip prices around €300-€340 for direct flights. September and November also offer excellent value (€320-€360). These months fall outside the US holiday peak season and Colombia’s main tourist periods. Avoid December when prices surge to €500-€600 due to holiday travel, and expect higher costs (€400-€500) during June-August summer vacation period. The shoulder season (April-May) offers a good balance of reasonable prices and good weather.
Which airlines fly from Miami to Bogota?
Five main airlines serve this route: American Airlines (direct, major US carrier with daily departures), Avianca (direct, Colombian flag carrier – often best prices), LATAM Airlines (direct, Chilean-Brazilian carrier with competitive fares), Copa Airlines (connecting via Panama, usually cheapest but longest travel time), and United Airlines (connecting via Houston or Newark). Avianca and LATAM include checked baggage in their base economy fares, while American’s Basic Economy excludes checked bags. Copa typically offers the lowest total price despite the connection.
What airport do I fly into in Bogota?
You’ll arrive at El Dorado International Airport (BOG), located about 15 kilometers (9 miles) west of Bogota’s city center. The airport is Latin America’s busiest and one of the most modern in the region. To reach the city center, you have several options: authorized yellow taxis (fixed rate, ~COP 70,000 / €15-18), ride-share apps like Uber (~$10-12), or the TransMilenio bus system (COP 2,500 / ~€0.50, though less convenient with luggage). Allow 30-45 minutes for city center transfer depending on traffic – Bogota experiences significant rush hour congestion.
How far in advance should I book Miami to Bogota flights?
For this route, booking 2-4 weeks ahead provides the best balance of availability and price. Booking too early (more than 6 weeks) sometimes results in higher prices as airlines haven’t yet released their discounted fare buckets. However, during December and peak summer periods, book 4-6 weeks ahead as cheap seats sell quickly. Last-minute bookings (within 1 week) are rarely successful on this route – prices typically increase 20-30% as seats become limited. Monitor prices with Google Flights alerts and book when you see a 2-3 day price drop.
Is it cheaper to fly from Miami to Bogota on weekdays?
Yes, weekday departures are significantly cheaper than weekends on this route. Tuesday and Wednesday are typically the cheapest days to fly, with round-trip savings of €40-€100 compared to Friday or Sunday departures. The difference is most pronounced during off-peak months – in October, you might find Tuesday flights at €300 while Sunday flights run €380+. Weekend departures are popular for both business and leisure travelers flying Friday evening or returning Sunday, creating higher demand. If your schedule allows flexibility, shifting your trip by 1-2 days can result in substantial savings.
Data updated: 2026-03
