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Did you know...
- Gold Coast to Sao Paulo, the shortest return trip is 46 hours and 5 minutes. Sydney, Santiago de Chile
- The distance from Gold Coast to Sao Paulo is 13,890 km.
- Gold Coast is 13 hours earlier than Sao Paulo. Find out about jetlag before starting this flight.
- GRU is the IATA airport code for Sao Paulo.
Questions and Answers
What airlines fly non-stop to Sao Paulo from Gold Coast?No airlines fly direct between Gold Coast and Sao Paulo.
What is the best airline to fly to Sao Paulo from Gold Coast?Qatar Airways is the best airline to fly from Gold Coast to Sao Paulo.
How to get from Gold Coast (Coolangatta) to Sao Paulo
Gold Coast (OOL)
to Auckland (AKL)
3h 0m
Layover - 1h 45m
Auckland (AKL)
to Santiago (SCL)
11h 20m
Layover - 1h 15m
Santiago (SCL)
to Sao Paulo (GRU)
3h 35m
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