Flights from Dallas, TX to Los Angeles

Flights from Dallas to Los Angeles

Los Angeles is located in southern California and prides itself as the second-most populous metropolitan region in the US. Popularly referred to as LA or the City of Angels, flights to the city can be taken from Dallas International Airport (DFW). A flight from Dallas to Los Angeles will on average take about two hours and 56 minutes. The flight distance from Dallas TX to Los Angeles is 1238 miles (1992 kilometers). The main primary airlines that offer daily flights from Dallas to Los Angeles include American Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Delta and United Airlines. On average there are 20 daily flights to Los Angeles from Dallas, with American Airlines having the most flights per any given week.

Airlines that travel from Dallas to Los Angeles

The main primary carriers from Dallas to Los Angeles include American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta Airlines, Spirit Airlines, and Eva Air. Spirit Airlines flies directly from Dallas to Los Angeles and leaves DFW at 6:00 a.m. and arrives at LAX three hours 20 minutes later at 7:20 a.m. American Airlines has the most flights per any given week. Every airline takes a different amount of time to fly from Dallas to Los Angeles because of various operational factors on the ground and available plane schedules.

How long is the flight from Dallas to Los Angeles?

An average non-stop flight from Dallas to Los Angeles will take about three hours to three hours and 45 minutes depending on the airplane's technical condition, cruising speed and wind/weather speed. The fastest one-stop flight from Dallas to Los Angeles could take up to five hours, with some airlines taking as long as 1five hours based on waiting duration and stop-over durations. Connecting flights with layovers will obviously take longer compared to direct, non-stop flights. Typically, the waiting time at intermediate airports ranges anywhere between 30 minutes to ten hours.

How many flights are there from Dallas to Los Angeles?

On average, there are more than 140 flights in any given week that fly from Dallas to Los Angeles. American Airlines has the highest number of flights in any given week. On average there are more than 20 flights daily flights from Dallas to Los Angeles, with Mondays and Fridays having more than 22 flights. Most months on average record more than 650 flights from Dallas to Los Angeles, with October and July being the most traveled months.

What are the departure and arrival airports for Dallas to Los Angeles flights?

The departure airport for a flight from Dallas to Los Angeles is Dallas Fort Worth International. The airport is located 17 miles (28 kilometers) from Dallas city center and is a large airport with five terminals. The airport can easily be accessed by bus or train. Travelers can use bus #310 which operates from Monday to Friday starting at 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Travelers can also use bus #408 which runs 7 days a week from the Medical/Marken Center commuter station in Dallas to Remote South Parking at the airport. The airport can also be accessed by a train service called the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) which runs between central Dallas and allows access to and from the DFW airport. The airport boasts of such amenities as lounges, WiFi, lockers, 24-hour food options, charging points and free showers.

Arrival Airport: Los Angeles Airport (LAX) is located 18.2 miles (29.3 kilometers) away from Los Angeles city center. The airport can easily be accessed by a direct bus that departs every 30 minutes from the city center to the airport and operates daily. The journey from the airport to the city center is about 30 minutes by bus. Metro's Green Line operates close enough to the airport that LAX runs a shuttle service. Green Line provides quick connection to the Silver Line which takes travelers straight to downtown Los Angeles.  Los Angeles Airport has a wide range of shops and restaurants, business facilities (postal services, high speed internet kiosks, fax/photocopying machines, cell phone rentals), airport lounges, as well as layover and family services.