Flights to Havana with Cuba Travel Network

Havana is served from London by Cubana Airlines, the leading airline of Cuba, and by Virgin Atlantic, the UK's second largest long haul airline. Both airlines operate from London - Gatwick airport and into Havana Jose Marti International Terminal 3 airport. Flying time is approximately 9 hours.

Direct flights from Simon Bolívar International Airport are offered by Cubana de Aviación, and Mexicana flies to the Cuban capital via Mexico City or Cancun. LACSA offers flights to Havana with stopovers in San José, Costa Rica. Whether you’re looking for sun and sand, an effervescent night life, a brief immersion in a unique culture or an encounter with years of fascinating history, Havana has plenty to offer…and no few surprises in store for you!

Regular flights from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to Havana’s José Martí International Airport connect these culturally unique and vibrant cities, which can point to more than one similarity in their historical development as port cities. KLM offers flights three times a week the Cuban capital, and Air Europe, Air France and Iberia provide scheduled flights on daily casis to this destination with at least one stopover (continental Europe). Havana’s one-of-a-kind colonial centre, with its many architectural wonders and alluring night life, make it one of the most exciting and culturally rewarding destinations in the Caribbean, and travelers from Amsterdam will not take long to see why it was once called "the Paris of the Antilles".

Direct flights from Barcelona’s Prat De Llobregat Airport are offered by Iberia. Air Europa and Air France offer flights to the Cuban capital with stopovers in Madrid and Paris, respectively. Visitors from Barcelona will doubtless find more than one culturally familiar element in Havana (including its Art Nouveau architecture) and enjoy its one-of-a-kind colonial centre and seductive and carefree night life.

Air France and Virgin Atlantic offer flights from Brussel’s Midi Railway Station Airport with stopovers in Paris and London, respectively. Flights with stopovers in Madrid are offered by Iberia. Havana’s many idiosyncratic charms and contagious cultural vivacity, expressed in the stark contrasts of its streets, will give visitors a sense of why it was once referred to as the “Paris of the Antilles” and is sure to make any first visit the first of many.

Air France and DE fly direct to the Cuban capital from Charles de Gaulle International Airport. SHABAIR also offers direct flights from Paris’ Orly International airport. Flights with stopovers in Madrid are offered by Air Europa, and with KLM Cityhopper and Martinair, you can travel to Cuba making a stopover in Amsterdam. Havana’s many idiosyncratic charms and contagious cultural vivacity, expressed in the stark contrasts of its streets, will give visitors a sense of why it was once referred to as the “Paris of the Antilles” and is sure to make any first visit the first of many.

Blue Panorama offers direct flights from Milan Malpensa to Havana International Airport. Flights from Milan’s Malpensa International Airport with stopovers in Paris are offered by Air France, and Iberia flies to Havana via Madrid. Alitalia flies to Paris, where a connecting Air France flight takes you the Cuban capital. Havana’s many idiosyncratic charms and contagious cultural vivacity, expressed in the stark contrasts of its streets, will give visitors a sense of why it was once referred to as the “Paris of the Antilles” and is sure to make any first visit the first of many.

Air France flies from Berlin-tegel Airport via Paris, and Iberia offers flights with stopovers in Madrid. KLM CityHopper flies to Amsterdam, where a connecting Martinair flight takes you to Havana. Flights to Frankfurt with connecting DE flights to Havana are offered by Deutsche Lufthansa. Havana’s many idiosyncratic charms and contagious cultural vivacity, expressed in the stark contrasts of its streets, will give visitors a sense of why it was once referred to as the “Paris of the Antilles” and is sure to make any first visit the first of many.