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Passengers can utilize the shower services for a fee inside several of the airline lounges at the airport. One example of this is the American Airlines Admiral's Club, that has a location in Terminals Four and Five as well as at the KAL Lounge in the Tom Bradley International Terminal. Passengers will also find spa locations in Terminals One and Give that offer a great spot to get freshened up after a long flight.
Vancouver International Airport is a major hub for Air Canada, and Los Angeles International Airport is a hub for Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, and United Airlines. The fact that Vancouver is a hub for Air Canada is important for travellers on this route because it means there are always flight options between the cities in case of any issues with your original flight.
There are several bus routes that offer service to destinations that surround the greater Los Angeles area. All of these busses will pick up passengers on the lower arrivals level of each terminal. There will be a green sign that reads “Buses and Long Distance Vans” marking the area. Some of the destinations include Bakersfield, Palmdale and Lancaster, Santa Barbara, and Ventura and Oxnard.
There are two companies that offer shared ride services from Los Angeles Airport. Both Prime Time Shuttle and Super Shuttle operate at Los Angeles Airport and service all counties in Southern California. Both of these shuttles board passengers at the designated “Shared Ride Vans” area outside of each terminal.
Los Angles Airport is staffed with volunteers in all terminal buildings of the airport. These volunteers are available to assist passengers with any questions they may have and are easy to spot in their bright red volunteer jackets. Volunteers are stationed at information booths that are located on the arrivals level of each terminal and are available form 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM on weekdays and from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM on weekends.
Pet owners taking their furry friends on flights from Vancouver to Los Angeles will be happy to know that the Los Angeles Airport has a total of eight pet relief stations located throughout the terminal buildings. Three of these stations are located outside of the terminal buildings near the arrivals level, next to the traffic lanes.
Direct flights from Vancouver generally make it to Los Angeles in 2h 49m. The flying distance between the two cities is 2,800 km.
There are usually 103 direct flights each day leaving Vancouver in the direction of Los Angeles, for a total of 724 flights weekly.
In the last 72 hours, the best return deals on flights connecting Vancouver to Los Angeles were found on Flair Airlines (C$ 148) and American Airlines (C$ 280). Flair Airlines proposed the cheapest one-way flight at C$ 83.
United Airlines connects Vancouver to Los Angeles up to 13 flights per day, followed by Air Canada (12 flights per day), and Air New Zealand (12 flights per day).
For Vancouver to Los Angeles, Tuesday is the cheapest day to fly on average and Wednesday is the most expensive. Flying from Los Angeles back to Vancouver, the best deals are generally found on Saturday, with Friday being the most expensive.
On your way to Los Angeles, you’ll fly out from Vancouver Intl. You’ll be landing at Los Angeles.
The earliest flight leaves Vancouver at 7:00 am and lands in Los Angeles at 10:10 am.
The last flight leaves Vancouver at 9:15 pm and lands in Los Angeles at 12:12 am.
All the following airlines operate direct flights between Vancouver and Los Angeles: American Airlines, Air Canada, Air France, Aeromexico, Alaska Airlines, Avianca, China Airlines, Delta, Emirates, Flair Airlines, Korean Air, KLM, LATAM Airlines, Air New Zealand, Qantas Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air Tahiti Nui, United Airlines, and WestJet.
The Boeing 737 MAX 8 is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Vancouver to Los Angeles flight route.
oneworld, Star Alliance, and SkyTeam are the airline alliances operating flights between Vancouver and Los Angeles, with SkyTeam being the most commonly used for this route.
There are direct flights from Vancouver to Los Angeles on a daily basis.
The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Vancouver to Los Angeles are Alaska Airlines and Delta. With an average price for the route of C$ 430 and an overall rating of 8.3, Alaska Airlines is the most popular choice. Delta is also a great choice for the route, with an average price of C$ 387 and an overall rating of 7.9.
Air Canada, United Airlines and Air New Zealand have all waived their change and cancellation fees on flights from Vancouver Intl to Los Angeles. Confirm policies on booking site.
KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from Vancouver to Los Angeles.
KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Los Angeles from Vancouver is likely to change within 7 days, so travellers know whether to wait or book now.
Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to Los Angeles with an airline and back to Vancouver with another airline.
Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to Los Angeles from Vancouver up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.
A wedding was postponed to an uncertain date. The airline could care less. They did refund taxes, however.
One of our Party (IW) left her phone on the plane. Although you found it immediately (YEAH!!), we were at baggage claim when the overhead announcement alerted us. It was VERY challenging to retrieve the phone. IG was told to go back through security to get back to the gate. But they did not have the phone, and IG was told to go to ticketing. Once she got to ticketing, she learned the agent had left the phone at the gate. When it was finally retrieved - the current agent decided it wasn't very important and IG had to wait until he served everyone line. Only then did he return the phone. Meanwhile, our ride, my roommate, had to wait (not at the curb per airport policy, and with no indication on why it was taking so long), OVER an hour for the phone to be returned. We were a bit frantic not knowing that it was merely a stubborn agent - and not a real problem - since there was no communication. Appreciate your finding the phone - wish it hadn't taken so long to hand it back.
It was my first journey on Air Canada. To be honest the expectation was high and excitement was very low.
I was sold the ticket as an Air Canada flight. But I wasn’t able to either select a seat or pre-check online. Every time I attempted to do so I’d get a “Unable to continue. Try again later.” When I get to the airport I find out it was a United Airlines flight. As I go to check in, every seat on the plane is already sold out with the exception of two aisle seats for an additional $141. Now I’m sure I’ll have to pay a similar amount on the way back. All of this on a round trip advertised for $248! What a racket!
Lots of leg room in the front rows. Wish water was free.
I don't like anything. The crew was so bad. Misbehaved badly. The worst flight.
Long wait for baggage check in with only one on site attendant.
The worst airlines I have seen in my life they don’t respect anyone they don’t care about anyone they lost our luggage and no one is responding. We waited for five hours to get our luggage back.🤬🤬🤬👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
Great staff. Cramped seating for someone 5 feet, 2 inches and average weight. So if you're tall or heavy -- good luck. Even if you wait until the 24 hour checkin time, you still charge for seating. Really? So either it is a less-than-pleasant experience or pay the price of a "big name" airline. And if I'm going to pay their prices, why would I fly in your cramped seat? So, in the end, you want to give less comfort for the same prices as Air Canada. Go figure.
The airplane smokes and they think it's normal.... this is sign of deterioration
Flair aircraft smokes before takeoff... and this seem normal to air hostess..... smoking aircraft is not a good sign of safety
Flair’s customer service isn’t helpful at all and their refund is a scam
Everything was great. Got out 5 minutes early and had a nap on the overnight flight.
Wifi was down on this flight but I had a movie downloaded.
Vancouver (YVR)Canada
Los Angeles (LAX)United States