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Cheap Flights from Los Angeles to Oregon

Cheapest round-trip prices found by our users on KAYAK in the last 5 days
Portland
Portlandnonstop$144
Eugene
Eugenenonstop$187
Redmond
Redmond1 stop$207
Medford
Medford1 stop$168
North Bend
North Bend1 stop$334
Boise
Boisenonstop$208
Portland
Portlandnonstop$144
Eugene
Eugenenonstop$187
Redmond
Redmond1 stop$207
Medford
Medford1 stop$168
North Bend
North Bend1 stop$334
Boise
Boisenonstop$208
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KAYAK's insights & trends for Los Angeles to Oregon flights

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights from Los Angeles to Oregon to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

How much is a round-trip flight from Los Angeles to Oregon?

Flight prices are below average for this route right now.

Flights to Oregon from Los Angeles usually cost between $218 and $380 in October.
The lowest price found in the past 5 days was $144 on Frontier (Oct 29-Nov 1).

What is the cheapest Los Angeles to Oregon flight route?

The cheapest ticket to Oregon from Los Angeles found in the last 5 days was to Portland, at $159 round-trip. The most popular route is from Los Angeles (LAX) to Portland (PDX), and the cheapest round-trip airline ticket found on this route in the last 5 days was $159.

What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Oregon?

The cheapest time of day to fly to Oregon is generally in the morning, when round-trip flights cost $273 on average. Morning departures are around 2% cheaper than evening flights, on average. The most expensive time of day to fly to Oregon is generally in the afternoon, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is $299.

Can I save money by flying with a layover from Los Angeles to Oregon?

No, with an average price for the route of $354, prices are generally cheapest when you fly direct.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Los Angeles to Oregon?

The cheapest month for flights from Los Angeles to Oregon is January, when tickets cost $205 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are June and July, when the average cost of round-trip tickets is $323 and $321 respectively.

What’s the cheapest day of the week to fly from Los Angeles to Oregon?

When flying from Los Angeles to Oregon, you should consider leaving on a Saturday and avoid Sundays if you are looking for the best rates. For your return to Los Angeles, you’ll find the best rates on Fridays and the most expensive ones on Sundays.

How far in advance should I book a flight from Los Angeles to Oregon?

To get a below average price on the flight from Los Angeles to Oregon, you should book around 4 weeks before departure, which saves you about 36% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 13 weeks before departure.

Good to know

Low season

January

Cheapest flight

$62
Best time to beat the crowds with an average 30% drop in price.
Most popular time to fly with an average 22% increase in price.
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Flights from Los Angeles to Oregon: the best tips from KAYAK users

Insights shared by verified travelers who flew the route from Los Angeles to Oregon 
VirginiaFlew with Alaska Airlines-Dec 2025
I get a little motion sickness even in a car and wasn’t sure if i needed for flight, lesson learned. so Even if you have a little bit of motion sickness, take your medicine before flight…
Verified travelerFlew with Alaska Airlines-Nov 2024
Leaver for the airport sooner especially during the holidays.

FAQs - booking Oregon flights

  • How can I get from Portland International Airport to the city center?

    There are several ways to get from Portland International Airport to the city center. You can take a taxi, a bus, or the tram. A tram takes approximately 39 minutes, while a bus takes 20 minutes. The most recommended method is a taxi that takes less than 20 minutes, and you get dropped off at Pioneer Square.

  • Where can I park at Los Angeles International Airport?

    If you’re planning a trip to Los Angeles International Airport , then you’re probably wondering what your parking options are. Los Angeles International Airport offers both short and long-term parking options. Long-term parking is located at 94th street, and you can park as long as you want; the rates are charged hourly or per day. Short-term parking is located at the Central terminal. You are expected to pay a parking fee at this airport.

  • Does Los Angeles International Airport have pet relief areas?

    Passengers traveling with their pets out of Los Angeles International Airport can take care of and clean them at the pet relief areas located at the airport. The airport has eleven relief areas; eight are located inside the airport’s terminal while the remaining three are located outside on the lower level of Arrivals. These pet reliefs feature chew toys, dog treats, and pet carriers. There is also artificial grass, a fire hydrant, and water for your pet.

  • Where can I relax at Los Angeles International Airport?

    The Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge at Los Angeles International Airport is a great place to relax before your flight. The lounge is located between gates 65A and B at Terminal 6. It offers snacks and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. There are also bathrooms with showers for you to freshen up. It also has a dining area, bar, and buffet offered to everyone staying at the lounge.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Los Angeles to Oregon?

    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 Los Angeles to Oregon.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from Los Angeles to Oregon?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight from Los Angeles to Oregon is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from Los Angeles to Oregon?

    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 from Los Angeles to Oregon with an airline and back with another airline.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from Los Angeles to Oregon?

    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 from Los Angeles to Oregon up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

Top tips for finding cheap flights to Oregon

  • As a business traveler, you should consider the Ambassador Business Center located at 7505 Ambassador Place in Portland International Airport (PDX). It has conference rooms and meeting rooms where you can hold your meetings. There are fax and photocopy machines.
  • With Alaska Airlines’ in-flight entertainment, you can watch movies, TV shows and even play video games. And with the streaming service they’re offering, you can watch all your favorite shows without dealing with any buffering issues or lag time.
  • Portland International Airport offers several services for people with reduced mobility. All terminals have accessible parking spaces, bathrooms, elevators, and escalators to get between levels. There are also wheelchair rentals available, although you should make reservations at least 48 hours in advance. Each terminal has an information desk that can help you find your way around and answer questions about accessibility.
  • You should hire a car at Portland International Airport if you plan to stay in Oregon for a couple of days. You can find a car rental center by following the signs from the baggage claim area. You get to hire cars from companies like Avis, National, Hertz, Enterprise, and Dollar and find the perfect car that suits your needs, either a luxury vehicle or an economy car.
  • Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has nursing rooms where lactating moms can breastfeed and clean their children. There are more than five nursing rooms, and they are located from terminals 1 to 8. These nursing rooms have an outlet, sink, comfy seats, and electric pumps.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Los Angeles to Oregon

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with from Los Angeles to Oregon? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
7.9
Alaska AirlinesOverall score based on 12926 reviews
7.0Entertainment
8.5Crew
7.0Food
7.8Comfort
8.1Boarding
Airline reviews

Both flights were on time and without in-flight issues. Although we had to check our carry-on bags at the last minute (cabins were full, no more room), our bags were on the baggage carousel very quickly. (Happened both ways.) Staff was friendly. Boxed water tasted weird (a little like cardboard?) but not a huge deal. Overall good experience.

10.0 ExcellentAnonymous, Jun 2026
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Both flights were on time and without in-flight issues. Although we had to check our carry-on bags at the last minute (cabins were full, no more room), our bags were on the baggage carousel very quickly. (Happened both ways.) Staff was friendly. Boxed water tasted weird (a little like cardboard?) but not a huge deal. Overall good experience.

It was a very short flight so there really wasn’t any entertainment my. The little pretzels were good though and the cabin crew was awesome.

They were flexible and able to get me home a day earlier due to a family members illness. Flight was on time and great friendly crew.

Alaska is a great airline. Unfortunately, our flight was canceled in a really late hour and it caused a lot of hardship in my travel process.

More comfortable than the flight to Los Angeles. But food was mediocre again. Attendants kind and courteous.

I haven’t flown in over 20 years and had my grandkids, so I had lots of questions. They were very polite and helpful . Thank you.

Kayak I had marked one carry on, one checked bag. Yet when it completed the purchase marked it as no carry on. Fail on kayaks side! Then extended flight delayed due to computer issues. Crew of the plane did awesome but fail on both kayak and alaskan

Terrible. My flight was pushed out three times finally the fourth time it was canceled completely. They sent me to a hotel that would not accept the voucher. And I had to pay for my cab and Uber . I arrived at the airport at five and didn’t get into my hotel until 1145.

Thank you still providing bags for vomit. My son had a migraine and needed a bag to vomit in and it was right there behind the seat in front of us. Thank you!

Awesome just like that we have a timeline flying Alaska.

DL482 did not wait for about 10 of us including a mother and 3 children when we were in the same terminal on DL486, where we were switching from waiting for a jet bridge fix, to moving to a neighboring gate. I understand taxiing delays are ok either but man. We only needed 5 more minutes. DL482 did not adjust from their times at all. This was my first time with Delta.

Delta is getting worst by the minute. Where this was at one point my only go to airline, it has become like a budget airline

Very bad multiple confusion and miscommunication which i ended up missing my flight.

Delta is always late. Ruined our first day of a short vacation. Timing is important. We pay to stay on an itinerary

Seats were not bad enough and uncomfortable good legroom in the emergency exit row we were in, but we were forbidden to hold my grandson on my lap for a little while, and the stewardess passed us saying it was against regulations which makes little or no sense when you’re 36,000 feet. The food snacks were really bad. Tasteless tasted like wallpaper, but we’re supposed to be protein bars, and the announcements were all completely incoherent because of the noise of the airplane and the lowness and crackly nature of the PA system.. this was disgraceful. No one in our party could understand a word of what the captain or the flight attendant were saying —not a word! The landing was a little hairy in a pretty stiff crosswind -we bounced before the plane stabilized on the runway

First The flight got delayed because one of the crew members was late and we couldn’t board until she arrived. Then we all boarded and got held in the tarmac for another 30 min.

It was as good as it could be. Flying is not a pleasant experience these days.

Be on time? When not on time a circling for over an hour offer more than 1 bag of chips to the passengers? It was a 7 hour flight by the time we got done.

Long story short, it was one of the better flight experiences I've had in some time when compared with other airlines.

Fast, lovely scenery, great info on the Delta flight screen about landmarks we were flying over. Great landing!

My return flight to Honolulu (UA 1170) was on a 777-200. I’d forgotten the weird seating arrangement in first-class (2-2-2); I was in 1B, so I faced the passenger in 1C. Unfortunately, there was a problem with the flight computer, so we left LA an hour late (6:05pm). The meal I chose was Korean BBQ Glazed short rib. It was served with a nice salad and fried rice. This meal was better than breakfast on the outgoing leg. All in all, a decent flying experience. Ratings: 777: 3.75, food: 3.5, service: 5 (out of 5).

Baggage claim signs were not updated with my flight information, so I had to guess. The app wasn't updated either.

UA594 was delayed multiple times. I ended up getting picked up so I can make it in time for work 6AM on Monday, 7/6/2026

Boarded from a very small gate at LAX. Staff at gate had us line up, then waited 25 minutes to board without a word of explanation. Plane arrived on time then waited 20 minutes for a plane to vacate our gate. Majority of bags arrived after 15 minutes but it took an hour for a small number of remaining bags to be off-loaded despite my “priority” bag tag.

Great staff. Clean plane, but we were delayed for more than an hour due to maintenance issues and had to board another plane.

The boarding process on the departure from LA was rather slow even though I was in Group 1. For first class, I was not expecting to have to pay for Wi-fi but I did and then the wi-fi was spotty. The entree was surprisingly good and so that was a pleasant surprise. However, once I got to Houston, it was terrible. Unfortunately there was bad weather but the constant gate changes for my connecting flight was difficult to manage due to having to navigate back and forth between different terminals.

Flight was delayed but more than 90 minutes. This caused me to miss my available windows for pick-up by a friend. I had to pay $125 for an uber back home from the airport which was an added expense that I had not budgeted for my trip. Staff was friendly.

My flight was canceled a few hours before boarding. I was rebooked on Copa airlines and missed an important meeting .

OK, we were delayed and had to de plane and reboard.

Crew was great (professional, attentive, prompt). Snacks for 4 hrs flight is deplorable.

On time and stellar premium class service. Not liking non LCD display in seat backs - miss the convenience of not using your own device.

It was my first time flying with Alaska Airlines and it was a pleasure!

We enjoy the professionalism and cleanliness of the staff and aircraft. We are grateful to the experiences pilots and flight crew

Our experience with American Airlines was extremely disappointing and honestly made an already exhausting international journey much worse. After flying all the way from Melbourne and dealing with significant jet lag, the American Airlines experience at LAX was the last thing we needed. The terminal and boarding area felt very old and uncomfortable, with little to no air conditioning and only old fans running in the area. Boarding was also through outdoor stairs rather than a jet bridge, which felt especially inconvenient after such a long journey. Even though we were traveling First Class, the onboard experience was surprisingly poor. There were no meaningful snack options, no decent coffee available to order, and the aircraft was so small that there was barely enough overhead space for carry-on luggage. The staff experience was also disappointing and lacked the warmth or attentiveness we had experienced on our international flights. To make matters worse, the flight departed late, extending an already very long travel day. Overall, the combination of the outdated terminal, uncomfortable boarding process, limited First Class service, small aircraft, poor staff experience, and delay made this an extremely unpleasant final leg of our journey. It significantly worsened our exhaustion and jet lag rather than making the connection home easier. Unfortunately, this experience was bad enough that I do not plan to travel with American Airlines again in the future.

Gate 461 the worst in LAX Boarding lacks professionalism And as usual, your food sucks.

My seat had a worn out cushion, which made it a bit uncomfortable. Other than that, the flight was excellent.

My luggage never made it, I booked business class only to find out I’m sitting in the back. Very disappointed with the reservation

The boarding and fllight were good. The reason for the ok rating was the long walk to get to the transport to finally get to the gate.

The gate experience at LAX was abysmal (same for the arrival experience two days prior). Despite the LAX -> SAT schedule of two flights daily, our departure gate was at a smaller hub that we had to be bussed to from Terminal 4. Fortunately, I arrived at LAX extra early and had time to spare, but if I had not known, I might have missed my flight. I looked at the LAX airport map in the AA app and there was no indication of the additional boarding process. Lastly the gate area we were bussed to was crowded with limited food and beverage options. On flight, the fight attendant was hospitable and attentive, the flight was smooth, and AA's free (and working) wifi for AA members were all on the positive side.

Our flight from JFK to Madrid was delayed. We had to go from one side of the Madrid airport (Terminal 4s to the far end of terminal 4 - Gate K98) to our gate in less than 30 minutes. Put passport control and security/baggage check and that’s very hard unless you’re Usain Bolt. I called Iberia Airlines and the telephone customer service told me that I was going to have to pay to re-book. Luckily the help desk in the airport (who was dealing with dozens of people from the same JFK-Madrid flight) did not charge us extra to reschedule to a flight 8 hours later. They also gave us a voucher for breakfast and lunch. Glad the actual person at the airport had some actual sense.

It was awful ....my first time flying on it and I will NEVER fly it again ....everything about it was terrible .....most especially the flight attendants

Remind customers of the need to have passport or new ID for boarding.

It was ok. It was expensive to check 2 bags ($75.00 per bag), and then it took a long time to wait for shuttle to take us from one terminal to the terminal where the plane was taking off at LAX. And all of this for a flight where we had to pay for any food or drink that was not water.

When I wanted to check in 3 hours prior to boarding time, the employees mentioned “a little over an hour delay” so I waited for an hour then I went to go look for food in the terminal and most people from that flight were in the same area looking for food. Finally I decided after food to check to see if it’s anytime closer and now it’s 2 mins until boarding closes?! What are you kidding me? I didn’t receive anything via sms about boarding now nor via email or on the intercom. I luckily made it through, barely, and then there’s no room for my carry on mind you I’m in the very first row so I had to place my purse in one further row back and my carry on sections down. Not sure who pays for better seats to get your stuff placed all over the plane but that was the worst experience I’ve ever had flying with anyone.

I liked the turn-style feature at gate 209B at LAX. Very efficient process. The gate staff also made several, clearly directed announcements so I felt very informed.

The seats were awful, hard plastic covered in sheet vinyl. The airline tries to scam you into paying extra to get seat together when the flight wasn’t full. They were going to separate a family with young children but my wife who had a row to herself gave up her seat so the young mom could be with her young boys. I’m never giving this airline my money again.

It was a short flight so no food or entertainment….

Flight was delayed 3 times, would have been nice to have received text message instead of email notifications. Frontier app wasn’t even updated accordingly, no gate number disclosed. No agent at front desk of gate to inform of delay. Very confused and left if the dark

They changed the timing , first delayed by 4 hours then went back to 40 mins late, we had to run back to airport to not miss our flight. This is ridiculous

With frontier you get what you pay for. The flight was two hours late. It’s a tight fit for the number of people they bring but you get to where you’re going cheap. Sometimes that’s more important than a nifty drink and cool TV..

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