Braganca Airport

Bragança Airport, serving the historic city of Bragança in Portugal’s Trás-os-Montes region, opened in the mid-20th century and operates a single small terminal that handles regional traffic. As a compact regional airport it’s an important gateway to northeastern Portugal and nearby Spanish border towns rather than a national hub. The airfield is a short drive from Bragança city centre and is reachable by car, taxi and limited regional bus services, making it handy for travelers exploring the area. It’s generally served by regional carriers and seasonal charters, and because flights are limited prices can be higher than at major hubs despite low on-site fees.