Cheap Airline Tickets to Los Angeles

Most people planning a trip to Los Angeles are looking at flying into L.A.'s main airport, LAX - but there are a few other options you might want to consider which may be closer to the places you are actually visiting, and may offer better airfare deals.

Los Angeles International Airport (airport code LAX) is definitely the largest airport serving the L.A. area. It is about 16 miles from downtown Los Angeles and is one of the main international gateway airports in and out of the United States, ranking second only to New York's JFK. LAX is a major hub for United Airlines and also a major airport for American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and Alaska Airlines, but you can find a complete list of all the airlines serving LAX on this page and track incoming and outgoing flights on this page.

Los Angeles airport offers lots of choice in the dining and shopping categories, and there are many other passenger services at the airport besides. Your ground transportation options are to be found on this page, but if you are driving your own car to the airport here are the driving directions. And do not forget to pre-book your Los Angeles airport parking in order to save both money and time.

Other airports which serve the L.A. area, and which you may consider for your trip, include Bob Hope International Airport (airport code BUR) in Burbank, John Wayne Airport (airport code SNA) in Orange County, and LA/Ontario International Airport (airport code ONT) in Ontario.