This summer, SATA Airlines will offer daily flights from Boston to Portugal. This new schedule will allow SATA passengers to connect from other U.S. destinations in Boston.

From June until September, SATA Airlines will expand its weekly service to the Azores to a seven times a week flight from Boston Logan Airport to Ponta Delgada continuing on to Lisbon on Sundays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The airline will also offer weekly direct flights from Boston (on Wednesdays) to Terceira Island

SATA Airlines will offer a weekly Wednesday flight to Porto, via Ponta Delgada from July to September. Lisbon non-stops will be offered every Thursday and Friday.

SATA is the only airline offering non-stop service to The Portuguese Mainland and the Azores from North America. The flight from Boston to Ponta Delgada, São Miguel is four hours on one of SATA’s fleet of Airbus A310s.

Lisbon is just five and a half hours away non-stop, while Porto is two hours from the Azores.

Packages are available to São Miguel Island for ,289 (Talisman Hotel) and to Lisbon for ,599 (Hotel Mundial).

All offers include hotel for 6 nights, daily breakfast, flights, taxes and fees.

Azores is an archipelago of nine islands located in the Atlantic Ocean about midway between Boston and mainland Portugal. The closest point to Europe from the United States, the Azores is an autonomous region of Portugal, and just four hours by plane from Boston.

The islands are becoming increasingly well known for eco-tourism, golf, and unique European cuisine.

Lisbon is about the size of Boston and is perched on the northern bank of the Tejo River, where the river meets the Atlantic. Built on seven hills it is the warmest and westernmost capital in Europe. Porto is located in the North of Portugal and has just been elected as The Best European Destination for 2014.

SATA offers inter-island flights to each of the islands in the Azores as well.

SATA, www.sata.pt