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Cheap Flights from Miami to Bogotá: The Complete Savings Guide

Heading from South Florida to the Colombian capital? Search and book your Miami–Bogotá flight with TopTravelCentre and compare every airline in seconds. If you are looking for cheap flights from Miami to Bogotá, you are on one of the busiest air corridors between the United States and South America: a short, heavily competitive route flown daily by three major airlines, which is exactly why fares drop fast when you book it the right way.

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Miami–Bogotá route at a glance

Fact	Detail
Direct flight time	~3 h 45 min
Distance	~1,940 km (about 1,205 miles)
Origin airport	Miami International (MIA)
Destination airport	Bogotá–El Dorado International (BOG)
Direct airlines	Avianca, American, LATAM (plus Emirates)
Daily departures	Multiple each way, every day
Cheapest months	April–May and September–November
Cheapest days	Tuesday and Wednesday

How long is the flight from Miami to Bogotá?

A direct flight from Miami to Bogotá takes about 3 hours and 45 minutes, gate to gate. It is a straightforward southbound hop over the Caribbean, and there is no real reason to connect when so many nonstops exist — booking a layover only adds time and risk. With multiple daily departures, you can leave Miami in the morning and be in Bogotá before lunch.

One thing to know about arriving in Bogotá: El Dorado sits at roughly 2,600 metres (8,500 ft) of altitude on a high Andean plateau. The thinner air can make you feel a little winded for the first day, so plan a lighter schedule on arrival and drink plenty of water.

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Which airlines fly the route (and which are cheapest)

• Avianca — Colombia’s flag carrier and the highest-frequency operator on the route, flying multiple times a day. It offers a proper full-service product and the most schedule flexibility, which makes it a dependable choice even if it is not always the absolute lowest fare.
• American Airlines — a very strong competitor with daily nonstops from its Miami hub, often pricing aggressively. A solid mid-range option, especially when Avianca spikes.
• LATAM — flies the route daily with a full-service product and frequent sales. A reliable third option that keeps the other two honest on price.
• Emirates — also operates a Miami–Bogotá leg as part of a continuing widebody service, so it sometimes appears on results. Worth a glance, but the three carriers above are the backbone of this route.

Because three major full-service airlines compete head to head on such a short international hop, this is one of the most price-sensitive US–South America corridors. Before you commit, compare every Miami–Bogotá flight at once on TopTravelCentre to see instantly which airline is cheapest for your exact date.

Airports: Miami International (MIA) and Bogotá–El Dorado (BOG)

Miami International (MIA)

The main gateway between the US and Latin America, MIA is American Airlines’ primary hub for the region. It is large and busy, so arrive early — immigration and security lines can be long, especially on weekend mornings when Latin America departures cluster. MIA is close to downtown Miami; the MIA Mover people mover connects the terminal to the Metrorail and rental car center for an easy ride into the city. Avianca and LATAM also operate out of MIA, so your carrier choice rarely changes which part of the airport you use.

Bogotá–El Dorado International (BOG)

Colombia’s busiest airport and the main hub for Avianca, located west of central Bogotá about 30–45 minutes by road depending on traffic. Taxis (use the official white airport taxi booths, not curbside touts), ride-hailing apps and the TransMilenio airport feeder bus all connect it to the city. El Dorado is efficient and modern; build extra time into your return journey if you fly during the Bogotá rush hour, when the main access avenue can crawl.

When is the cheapest time to fly Miami–Bogotá?

• April–May and September–November — the cheapest months. Demand softens in these shoulder periods, and the airlines discount hardest here.
• Tuesday and Wednesday — usually the cheapest days of the week to fly.
• When to avoid on price: mid-December through early January (Colombian and US holidays), Semana Santa (Holy Week), and long Colombian weekends (puentes), when traffic surges and fares jump. July is also on the pricier side due to school holidays on both ends.

If you plan to continue onward within Colombia after Bogotá, pair this hop with our Bogotá to Medellín or Bogotá to Cartagena guides to plan the whole journey. If you’re weighing it against other Miami international routes, our Miami to Madrid and Miami to London guides are worth a look.

6 real tactics to get the cheapest flight

1. Fly Tuesday or Wednesday. The cheapest days on a competitive international corridor like this.
2. Target April–May or September–November. Demand dips and the full-service carriers discount hardest.
3. Book 3–6 weeks ahead. Enough to catch a sale, not so close that only expensive last-minute inventory is left.
4. Compare all three carriers every time. Avianca, American and LATAM rotate who is cheapest — assume nothing and check all of them.
5. Include a carry-on in your comparison. On this route the fare classes differ in what they include, so the lowest headline price is not always the lowest total once bags are added.
6. Compare in one place. Our complete guide to finding cheap flights has more international tactics, or just compare Miami–Bogotá fares now.

How much does a Miami–Bogotá flight cost? (price ranges)

Checked on 09/08/2026. Booked a few weeks ahead on a midweek date in low season, a one-way Miami–Bogotá ticket typically starts from about 120–200 USD on the full-service carriers, with flexible or last-minute fares often climbing to 300–450 USD or more. Round trips in low season frequently land between 250–400 USD total. These are ranges, not guaranteed prices — always check the live fare for your date.

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Frequently asked questions

Are there direct flights from Miami to Bogotá?

Yes — this is one of the busiest US–Colombia routes, flown directly by Avianca, American and LATAM, with multiple departures every day. The flight takes around 3 hours 45 minutes.

Which airline is cheapest?

It changes by date, but the three compete aggressively. American and LATAM often undercut Avianca on price, though Avianca matches during sales. Always compare all three for your exact date.

How long is the flight?

About 3 hours 45 minutes gate to gate. There is no good reason to connect on this route given the number of nonstops.

Do I need a visa for Colombia?

US citizens do not need a visa for tourist stays up to 90 days — a valid passport (with at least six months validity) is enough. No return ticket is formally required, but having onward proof can speed up check-in.

What is the cheapest month to fly?

April–May and September–November, when demand on both sides softens. Avoid mid-December–early January, Semana Santa and Colombian long weekends.

Which Bogotá airport will I land at?

El Dorado International (BOG), about 30–45 minutes west of central Bogotá by road.

Summary: your plan for the cheapest Miami–Bogotá flight

1. Fly on a Tuesday or Wednesday, ideally in April–May or September–November.
2. Book 3–6 weeks ahead, one way or round trip.
3. Compare Avianca, American and LATAM every time — never assume which is cheapest.

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Prices are indicative and vary by date and airline.