Top nonstop routes from POP
- Miami (MIA)4×/wk · 1 airline · 746 mi
- Montreal (YUL)2×/wk · 1 airline · 1,786 mi
- New York (JFK)2×/wk · 1 airline · 1,455 mi
- Newark (EWR)weekly · 1 airline · 1,462 mi
- Santo Domingo (SDQ)weekly · 1 airline · 109 mi
Nonstop route map
Where can you fly from POP?
Explore direct flights from Gregorio Luperon International Airport in Puerto Plata. Filter by airline, domestic or international routes, distance, and frequency.
Schedule data as of June 14, 2026
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5destinations shown
3countries
5airlines
1.4/dayscheduled frequency
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Direct flights from POP
| Destination | Airlines | Frequency | Distance | Flight time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4×/wk | 746 mi | Est. ~2h 7m | ||
| 2×/wk | 1,786 mi | Est. ~4h 16m | ||
| 2×/wk | 1,455 mi | Est. ~3h 35m | ||
| weekly | 1,462 mi | Est. ~3h 36m | ||
| weekly | 109 mi | Est. ~48m |
Travel search guide
Where can I travel from POP?
Gregorio Luperon International Airport in Puerto Plata has nonstop flights to 5 destinations across 3 countries. FlightQ counts direct, nonstop routes from POP; connecting itineraries are not included. The current schedule shows about 1.4/day nonstop departures.
Popular places you can fly nonstop from POP include Miami (MIA), Montreal (YUL), New York (JFK), Newark (EWR), and Santo Domingo (SDQ). The route map also covers destinations in Canada, Dominican Republic, and United States.
Airlines flying from POP
American Airlines1 destination
Air Transat1 destination
JetBlue Airways1 destination
Condor1 destination
United Airlines1 destination
Domestic and international options
From POP, FlightQ currently shows 1 domestic destination and 4 international destinations.
Longest nonstop route
The longest listed nonstop route from POP is POP to YUL in Montreal, about 1,786 miles.
Current schedule layer
FlightQ groups current departure rows from POP by destination and airline, so these counts reflect nonstop schedule detail rather than broad route claims.