How to find cheap flights to Antananarivo Airport (TNR)
Currently, ₹ 26,296 is the lowest price for a one-way flight to Antananarivo Airport. Or you can book a round-trip plane ticket to TNR for ₹ 55,065.
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Best time to go to Antananarivo
May is usually the cheapest month to board a flight to Antananarivo.
If your travel dates are flexible, try using the 'Whole month' tool. You'll be able to find the cheapest month, and even day of the year, for flights to TNR.
Travel to Antananarivo in August if you want to be there when it's busy. This is the most popular month for flights to TNR, but also when fares are likely to be more expensive.
Travel in March if you'd rather avoid the crowds. This is the quietest time of the year and also when plane tickets to Antananarivo are often less expensive.
With averages of between 14ºC and 30ºC, November is when Antananarivo is at its warmest. Organise your visit around your preferred weather conditions to get the most out of your trip.
Temperatures are at their lowest in July, when they range from 8ºC to 23ºC.
July is the driest month in Antananarivo. Forget the umbrella and enjoy mostly clear skies.
January has the wettest weather. You can expect around 18 days of rainfall if you're in town then.
Weather snapshot
The weather in Antananarivo brings a highland tropical climate with warm, wet summers and cooler, drier winters. Here's what to expect throughout the year:
December – February: Summer brings warm days around 26°C and mild nights near 16°C, making these the best times to explore Antananarivo with light layers for daytime and a jumper for evenings.
March – May: Autumn brings cooler, drier weather with daytime highs around 26°C and nights dropping to 13°C. Layer your clothing as temperatures shift significantly between day and night.
June – September: Winter brings crisp, clear days with temperatures reaching 20°C and dropping to 8°C at night. The dry season makes it perfect for exploring outdoor attractions, walking through nature reserves, and enjoying extended sightseeing around the city.
October – November: Spring brings delightful warmth to Antananarivo, with daytime highs reaching 26°C and nights dropping to around 15°C. You'll find this weather perfect for exploring outdoor attractions, wandering through markets, and enjoying nature walks around the city's hilly landscape.
Travelling to Antananarivo Airport (TNR): What you need to know
Skip the layovers and travel to Antananarivo quickly. Take a direct flight to Antananarivo Airport with one of these top airlines:
Air Madagascar is the most dependable carrier. Up to 100% of its flights into this airport arrive as scheduled, making it a smart choice when booking your TNR plane ticket.
TNR is located in the UTC+3 timezone.
Eager to get some rest after your flight to TNR? These hotels close to Antananarivo Airport offer the ideal place to relax and unwind:
Get your adventure underway sooner by booking a car hire in TNR. Grab some wheels from Avis to discover corners of Antananarivo where buses and trains don't go.
Flights departing from Antananarivo Airport touch down when expected 79% of the time. This percentage provides a snapshot of the airport's overall punctuality.
What is the baggage allowance on flights to Antananarivo Airport (TNR)?
Most airlines offering flights to Antananarivo Airport (TNR) include a carry-on bag with standard fares, though allowances can vary depending on your chosen airline and ticket type. When booking your journey, it's worth checking the specific baggage policies as these can differ between operators serving this route:
Air Madagascar
Carry-on allowance: 5kg cabin bag plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Terminal: Arrives at Antananarivo Airport (TNR), Terminal 1
Ethiopian Airlines
Carry-on allowance: 7kg cabin bag plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Terminal: Arrives at Antananarivo Airport (TNR), Terminal 1
Emirates
Carry-on allowance: 7kg cabin bag plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Terminal: Arrives at Antananarivo Airport (TNR), Terminal 1
Antananarivo Airport (TNR) provides free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal, along with currency exchange services and ATMs for your convenience. You'll find restaurants and shops available, plus medical facilities and car hire desks to help with your onward journey. The airport also offers parking facilities and taxi services for ground transport connections.
Getting to central Antananarivo from Antananarivo Airport (TNR)
Central Antananarivo is about 16 kilometres from TNR.
You'll reach the centre in around 30 minutes if you're catching a taxi or a ride-share after your flight to TNR.
Hop on public transport and you'll be there in roughly 50 minutes.
If you'd love to stay near all the action in Antananarivo, drop your bags at one of these popular hotels:
Antananarivo highlights
Put these leading attractions at the top of your must-do list after stepping off your flight to Antananarivo:
Queen's Palace: Delivering a strong first impression of all the city has to offer, this landmark is around 2 kilometres southeast of the centre.
Tsimbazaza Zoo: This is just one more reason to visit this city. A top landmark, it's around 2 kilometres south of the heart of Antananarivo.
Sightseeing and travel inspiration
Things to do in Antananarivo: Explore the colourful Analakely Market about 2 kilometres south of the centre for local crafts and fresh produce, or take a walk through the historic Upper Town district roughly 1 kilometre northeast to see colonial architecture and panoramic city views. Head to Lake Anosy, just 3 kilometres southwest, where you can stroll around the peaceful waters and spot the war memorial on its small island.
Cultural experiences: Browse traditional Malagasy textiles and woodcarvings at the Marche Artisanal La Digue, about 2 kilometres south of central Antananarivo, or attend a performance at the Institut Francais, roughly 3 kilometres northeast in the Isoraka district. Sample local dishes like romazava and ravitoto at family-run restaurants in the Analakely neighbourhood, just 1 kilometre east, to taste authentic Malagasy cooking traditions passed down through generations.
Seasonal highlights: Experience the Famadihana bone-turning ceremony during the dry season from May to October when families honour their ancestors with traditional rituals and celebrations. The Hira Gasy folk performances take place throughout the cooler months from April to September, offering visitors a chance to witness storytelling through music and dance. The best time to visit Antananarivo falls during these drier months when clear skies and mild temperatures create perfect conditions for exploring the city's markets and cultural sites.
How to get to Antanifotsy from Antananarivo Airport (TNR)
On your way to the nearby city of Antanifotsy? It's about 129 kilometres from TNR. It'll take you around 3 hours 5 minutes to drive there.
Travelling from Antananarivo Airport (TNR) to Soavinandriana
Soavinandriana is around 88 kilometres from Antananarivo Airport if you're going in that direction.
By car, the trip will take you roughly 3 hours 40 minutes.
Explore more of Madagascar
Madagascar has plenty more waiting for you. Venture on to Antsirabe, located around 129 kilometres south of Antananarivo. Our Lady of La Salette, Cathedral and Old Train Station have to be on your must-see list.
Fianarantsoa is another top destination in Madagascar and is roughly 290 kilometres south of Antananarivo. Hit some of the best spots right away at Natural pool, Jardin Botanique Anosy and Cattedrale Di Ambozontany.