Houston → Bogotá flights

Houston–Bogotá fares cluster near $276 — but data is thin

Key takeaways

• $276 is both the median and the only price point observed across all 6 snapshots.
• Zero spread (0%) across samples means no price variation was detected in this window.
• 6 samples only — well below the 10-day threshold for reliable trend analysis.
• No day-of-week or carrier patterns can be responsibly identified from this dataset.
• Check back later: a larger snapshot window is needed before booking-timing advice is actionable.

30-day price trend

See full numbers and stats on the IAH → BOG price history page.

The full picture

The available data for Houston (IAH) to Bogotá (BOG) shows a median fare of $276 — but with only six daily snapshots, all returning the identical price, this dataset is too thin to draw meaningful conclusions about price trends. A spread of 0% across the full range (low, high, p25, and p75 all equal $276) most likely reflects a limited cache window or a temporarily stable fare environment, not a genuine signal that fares never move on this route.

On a route of this length — roughly a four-hour flight between two major international hubs — prices typically fluctuate based on advance-purchase windows, seat availability, and seasonal demand around Colombian holidays and U.S. school calendars. Historically, Latin American leisure routes tend to see softening in the four-to-eight week booking window outside of peak travel periods, but nothing in this dataset can confirm or deny that pattern for IAH–BOG specifically.

No carrier patterns or day-of-week signals can be responsibly identified here. The honest takeaway is that $276 may represent a reasonable baseline reference point, but travelers should treat it as a single data anchor rather than a confirmed floor or ceiling. Monitor fares across a broader window — ideally 20–30 daily snapshots — before concluding that $276 is the true market median. If you see prices meaningfully above that level, it may be worth waiting; if fares dip below it, that would represent a genuine opportunity relative to what this limited data suggests.

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