Flight information for Los Angeles to Pakistan
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| Best Price Found | $703 | The best flight deal from Los Angeles to Pakistan found on momondo in the last 72 hours is $703 |
| Fastest flight time | 21h 00m | The fastest flight from Los Angeles to Pakistan takes 21h 00m |
| Direct flights | None | There are no direct flights from Los Angeles to Pakistan. Popular non-direct routes for this connection are Los Angeles Airport - Karachi Quaid-E-Azam Intl Airport, Los Angeles Airport - Lahore Airport and Los Angeles Airport - Islamabad Intl Airport. |
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What is the cheapest airline that flies to Pakistan from Los Angeles?
Air China
Air China, British Airways, and China Southern are the most popular carriers operating from Los Angeles to Pakistan
What is the cheapest Los Angeles to Pakistan flight route?
Los Angeles - Islamabad Intl
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Best airlines flying from Los Angeles to Pakistan
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Reviews
Pros: Food - Free dinners even for economy class. Entertainment - Every seat has a TV that offers multiple languages and tons of blockbuster movies from a variety of genres. They also offer many television shows in multiple languages and genres and video games. Roomy- The seats are as non-roomy as any airplane. However, the flight attendants don't give you any trouble when you want to just get up and walk around and talk to people. It gives the plane a roomy atmosphere. You can go to spacier sections of the plane to hang out.
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Delayed and heavy.
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The food was not good at all
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I had a senior citizen travelling with me in business class while I was travelling in Economy. The return trip from Chicago was okay. However, the ground crew need proper training and need to ensure proper handling of passengers who have special needs. There were two people who needed wheel chair access including my mom. While they got a wheel chair for a person whose travels ended in Abu Dhabi, they did not accomodate for my mom who needed wheel chair access as well. They wanted her to walk instead. They made a big deal in providing wheel chair access to her and only provided the wheel chair once we strongly complained about it. This was also an issue as the plane was not connected via a jetway and was connected with stair cases. They were informed previously that my mom needed wheel chair access through out her trip. It was just a general lack of planning on Etihad's part. The flight was delayed due to technical issues as well and we left 30 minutes late. In addition, my mom was requested the Asian Meal and she was informed that the Asian Meal was not requested in business class. This was deplorable as she was unable to eat much on the flight from Abu Dhabi to Chicago. All in all, the business class experience was not great and would consider other airlines who could do a better job in handling special requests. The departure flight from Chicago was a different experience and the crew on the oubound flight from Chicago was extremely helpful and provided food choices that my mom enjoyed. That was thee epectation from Etihad on our return. However, the ground crew and the in-flight crew were more mediocre in providing the service. My mom did not sleep well on the flight as well and did not have much appreciation for the in-flight entertainment. For a business class expereince, the expectations were higher. However, the experience turned out to be more mediocre.
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Pros: nothing.
Cons: everything.
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Pros: The cabin crews professional, kind, and helpful attitude all the time during the flight.
Cons: 1- The boarding, was very late as well as the departure. 2- The captain’s departing and landing technique, I had a feeling the plane was going to dismantle due to his harsh landing!. 3- The food’s quality.
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Smooth trip with excellent service.
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The three people behind us continued kicking our seats and after two attempts to resolve, they got aggressive and loud. Very uncomfortable and frustrating for 15 hours flying.
Which airlines flying from Los Angeles to Pakistan have COVID-19 safety policies in place?
Airlines such as SAUDIA and Etihad Airways have taken additional precautions to make sure you’re safer while traveling. When flying from Los Angeles to Pakistan, expect masks to be provided - they are required onboard. Aircrafts are also being cleaned thoroughly with enhanced products regularly. Additional policies include the installation of HEPA filters and pre-flight testing. Some airlines are even offering socially-distanced seating for a limited time. Keep in mind that policies will vary by airline.
Are airlines flying from Los Angeles to Pakistan offering flexible cancellation due to COVID-19?
To ease the stress of booking flights, some of our airline partners flying from Los Angeles to Pakistan are responding to the global pandemic. The following airlines may have a flexible cancellation policy to help accommodate travelers: Turkish Airlines, Emirates, and Qatar Airways.
Can I fly to Pakistan from Los Angeles right now?
Most visitors from Los Angeles need to provide a negative COVID-19 test result and/or quarantine to enter Pakistan.
COVID-19 testing requirements
Visitors from Los Angeles must present a negative RT-PCR (NAAT) or Antigen (quick-test) test taken 72 hours before departing to Pakistan.
Quarantine requirements
Visitors from Los Angeles are not required to quarantine after entering Pakistan.
Documents
Contact Information Form - Pass Track mobile app can also be downloaded.
Can I fly back to Los Angeles from Pakistan?
COVID-19 testing requirements
Visitors from Pakistan must present a negative RT-PCR (NAAT) or Antigen (quick-test) test taken 72 hours before departing to Los Angeles.
Quarantine requirements
Visitors from Pakistan are not required to quarantine after entering Los Angeles.