Best Price Found | $40 |
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Fastest flight time | 3h 05m |
Direct flights | Every day |
Airports in Los Angeles | 1 airport |
When you’re planning your trip from Dallas to Los Angeles, the most popular airport-to-airport route is Dallas/Fort Worth Airport to Los Angeles Airport. When booking your trip to Los Angeles, it is helpful to have an alternative airport to fly out of. Good options for departure airports when traveling to Los Angeles, you can try Dallas Love Field Airport (in Dallas), Waco Airport (in Waco), or Tyler Pounds Field Airport (in Tyler). If you are looking for alternate airports to fly into when traveling from Dallas, you can try flying into Santa Ana J. Wayne/Orange Cnty Airport (in Santa Ana), Burbank Bob Hope Airport (in Burbank), or Long Beach Municipal Airport (in 15). The least expensive flight option from Dallas to Los Angeles will typically be DFW — LAX during the month of March with an average price of $68 RT.
Airline | Rating | Free Cancellation | Price | ||
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Frontier | PriceFrom $45 | Free Cancellation | Rating 6.3 4,277 reviews | ||
Spirit Airlines | PriceFrom $83 | Free Cancellation | Rating 6.4 8,848 reviews | ||
Alaska Airlines | PriceFrom $127 | Free Cancellation | Rating 8.1 9,156 reviews | ||
Delta | PriceFrom $129 | Free Cancellation | Rating 8.0 11,442 reviews | ||
United Airlines | PriceFrom $156 | Free Cancellation | Rating 7.4 11,514 reviews | ||
American Airlines | PriceFrom $214 | Free Cancellation | Rating 7.3 15,259 reviews |
A flight from Dallas to Los Angeles will travel around 1240.4 mi. By plane, this route typically takes 3h 05m.
Prices for flights from Dallas to Los Angeles Airport are refreshed on a daily basis.
The number of operators available for flights from Dallas to Los Angeles Airport is 6 as of March 2024.
The minimum age a child must be to fly alone is five but airlines that offer an unaccompanied minor (UNMR) service will have their own age restrictions, including rules around flight length, timings, and stopovers. We always recommend checking with the individual airline you are booking with to travel from Dallas to Los Angeles Airport.
The travel and health documents you'll need for your trip to Los Angeles Airport may differ based on your itinerary and personal situation. Typically, you should have several documents on hand, such as a national ID card or driver's license and a passport that is valid for six months after your intended arrival at Los Angeles Airport. It is always advisable to seek advice from your airline or a trusted third party, such as IATA.
If, when you fly from Dallas, Texas to Los Angeles, you choose to depart from the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and land at the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), you can find direct flights on Spirit, American, and Delta. From DFW to the John Wayne Orange County Airport (SNA), you can find a non-stop flight on airlines such as Frontier, American, and Alaska. From DFW to the Bob Hope Burbank International Airport (BUR), direct flights are available on American. From DFW to the Ontario International Airport (ONT) in California, about an hour east of Los Angeles, you can find direct flights on Frontier and American. If you want to depart from the Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL), you can find a direct flight on Southwest that lands at either LAX, SNA, ORT, BUR, or the Long Beach Airport (LGB), a small airport just south of Los Angeles.
To get from the Dallas city center to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), you can take a 22-minute ride in a taxi, but this might be more expensive than your budget allows. An orange DART tram is less expensive but takes about an hour. A combination of a TRE train and a number 431 bus is also inexpensive and can get you there in about an hour. Green or orange trams can get you from Dallas city center to Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) in less than 20 minutes. The combination of a number 103 and a number 005 bus can get you to DAL in about 45 minutes. At the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) arrivals curbs, you can find signs overhead alerting you to pick-up locations for many types of public transportation that can get you to locations throughout the city. You can catch a number of airport shuttles, ride app cars, taxis, and the FlyAway bus, which costs about $10 and will take you to their bus station in either Van Nuys in the San Fernando Valley or to Union Station downtown. Each of the smaller Los Angeles airports has its own particular bus and rail options, rental car options, and ride app options.
The primary advantage of departing Dallas from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is the vast array of flight options when it comes to airlines, prices, flight duration, number of stops, and arrival and departure times. Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) offers far fewer flight options, with the bulk of its flights on Southwest. However, if you can find a flight that works for you that either departs from DAL and/or arrives at a smaller Los Angeles airport other than Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), you will avoid the traffic congestion and confusion that can be caused by the sheer size of DFW or LAX. Airports in Los Angeles other than LAX are much easier to get into, get out of, and navigate when you are on airport grounds.
Anaheim is one of the most popular cities in the Los Angeles surrounding area because it is home to Disneyland. Anaheim is closest to John Wayne Orange County Airport (SNA), but only about a 40-minute drive south of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Pasadena is another popular city just outside Los Angeles and is most easily accessible from Bob Hope Burbank International Airport (BUR) to the west and Ontario International Airport (ONT) to the east. Malibu is about 45 minutes to the northwest of LAX. Santa Barbara is about 2 hours north of LAX and Palm Springs is about 2h 20min to the east of LAX. BUR is a bit closer to Santa Barbara and ONT is much closer to Palm Springs.
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