Best One-Way Price | $31 |
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Best Round-Trip Price | $60 |
Fastest flight time | 1h 28m |
Operated By | 2 airlines |
CHEAPEST ROUTE FROM Los Angeles TO Phoenix
Santa Ana (SNA) to Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (AZA)
Typically, flights to Phoenix from Los Angeles are cheaper when flying from Santa Ana J. Wayne/Orange Cnty to Phoenix-Mesa Gateway, which has an average price of $123
CHEAPEST MONTH TO FLY TO PHOENIX FROM LOS ANGELES | January | 20% cheaper | Flying from Los Angeles to Phoenix costs on average just $171 in January |
MOST EXPENSIVE MONTH TO FLY TO PHOENIX FROM LOS ANGELES | November | 18% more expensive | It costs about $251 for flights to Phoenix from Los Angeles in November |
MOST POPULAR MONTH TO FLY TO PHOENIX FROM LOS ANGELES | March | 489% more users visited | More momondo users searched in flights to Phoenix from Los Angeles in March than any other month |
Fly to Phoenix, Arizona from Boston or Philadelphia directly in about four hours and just over eight hours with one layover. Layovers are common at Charlotte Douglas (CLT) or Washington Reagan International (DCA). From the west coast, you can fly to Phoenix from Seattle in two to three hours and directly from Anchorage in about six hours and 15 hours or more with two layover stops.
You can find many nonstop Phoenix flight deals through momondo. For example, nonstop flights are possible from Los Angeles (LAX), New York City (JFK), Chicago (ORD), Atlanta (ATL), and Houston (IAH). From Los Angeles, a nonstop flight will last about an hour and a half and is offered through American and Delta. From JFK in New York City, you'll land in Phoenix in four to six hours. This nonstop flight route is possible through both American and Delta. From Chicago to Phoenix and Atlanta to Phoenix, you can find nonstop flights with Delta and United that last just a few hours.
Based on our data, the most popular airlines that fly to Phoenix from United States are American Airlines, Frontier, United Airlines and Delta. There may also be other airline options depending on where in United States you’re flying from.
Phoenix Harbor International Airport, Phoenix, AZ, is only a few miles from the heart of downtown Phoenix. There are a few taxi companies that service the Phoenix Airport. You can hail a taxi outside of Terminal 3 and Terminal 4. There are also several shuttle services that offer shared rides from the airport to Downtown Phoenix. An economical option is to take the rail (PHX Sky Train/Valley Metro Rail) to downtown. This train will pick you up at 44th Street and Washington Street by the airport and take you to Central Ave and McKinley Street.
You do not need a passport or visa when traveling from one city in the United States to another. Therefore, you won't need either of these documents when flying to Phoenix. A picture ID, such as a State ID or driver's license, will be required by Transportation Security Administration (TS) and the individual airlines in order to fly.
Take in the beauty of the Phoenix Desert at Camelback Mountain. This is a great place to hike, rock climb, or ride on an ATV. Tourists who enjoy the great outdoors also like visiting the Desert Botanical Garden and the Phoenix Zoo. Come indoors to explore the culture and history of Phoenix with a visit to and the Arizona Capitol Museum, Pueblo Grande Museum, and the Musical Instrument Museum. You might also want to visit art exhibits at the Heard Museum, the Phoenix Art Museum, and R. Pela Contemporary Art Gallery. There are several places where you can do some shopping while in the Phoenix area, including the Biltmore Fashion Park and the Desert Ridge Marketplace. After-hours, head downtown to the Roosevelt Row Arts District for a drink, to do some dancing, or to listen to live music.
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