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Cheap Flights from Los Angeles to Sicily

Cheapest round-trip prices found by our users on KAYAK in the last 5 days
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Catania
14h 20m2 stops
from $650per person
Palermo
14h 20m2 stops
from $683per person
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Price, demand and travel trends for Los Angeles to Sicily flights

Use KAYAK data on prices, travel dates, airlines and seasonal trends to compare options and book flights with more confidence.

What are the cheapest fares from Los Angeles to Sicily recently?

The cheapest fares from Los Angeles to Sicily on KAYAK in the last week were to Catania Fontanarossa (CTA) from $650 round-trip and to Palermo Punta Raisi (PMO) from $683 round-trip.

How do fares into airports in Sicily compare?

According to KAYAK data from the last 12 months, the cheapest airports to fly into Sicily from Los Angeles are:

• Catania Fontanarossa (CTA) (avg. price $1,025)
• Palermo Punta Raisi (PMO) (avg. price $1,032)

Are flights from Los Angeles to Sicily cheaper or more expensive than last year?

Fares from Los Angeles to Sicily are about 49% higher than they were in November last year, averaging $976 round-trip.

What's the cheapest month to fly from Los Angeles to Sicily?

January is typically the cheapest month to fly from Los Angeles to Sicily, with round-trip fares averaging $590. June and July are usually the most expensive, averaging $1,292 and $1,188, respectively.

How do fares from Los Angeles to Sicily vary by day of the week?

On average, Tuesday is the cheapest day to fly from Los Angeles to Sicily and Thursday is the most expensive. Looking at the past 12 months of KAYAK data, it's 8% more expensive to fly on a Thursday compared to Tuesday.

What's the best time of day to fly from Los Angeles to Sicily?

It's cheapest to fly to Sicily at night with average prices of $971. The evening is the most expensive time to fly, with average prices of $1,069.

What's the best time to book a flight from Los Angeles to Sicily?

Book your flights 25 weeks before your trip. KAYAK data collected over the past 12 months shows that booking in this window can save you around 17% compared to booking at the last minute (within 2 weeks of departure).

Key details for Los Angeles to Sicily flights

Low season

February

Cheapest flight

$328
Beat the crowds with an average 68% drop in travelers.
The most popular month to fly with an average 104% increase in travelers.
One-way flight from Los Angeles to Catania

Your Los Angeles to Sicily flight questions, answered

Find helpful answers about this route, including flight times, airports, airlines and booking tips.

  • Is now a good time to book a flight from Los Angeles to Sicily?

    Yes. Fares from Los Angeles to Sicily are low right now. As a rule of thumb, a round-trip under $843 (cheaper than most fares this year) is a good deal, so if you spot one at or below that, it's a good time to book.

  • How much should I budget for a flight from Los Angeles to Sicily?

    Over the past 12 months, round-trip fares from Los Angeles to Sicily have typically cost between $843 and $1,199.

  • What are the main airports serving Sicily?

    There are 8 airports in Sicily. 55% of KAYAK users choose Catania Fontanarossa (CTA) as their arrival airport, while 45% choose Palermo Punta Raisi (PMO).

  • Which airlines fly nonstop from Los Angeles to Sicily?

    Based on the flight schedule for the next 3 months, no airline regularly operates nonstop flights from Los Angeles to Sicily. One-stop options include:

    • ITA Airways
    • American Airlines
    • Delta

  • Which destinations in Sicily can I fly nonstop from Los Angeles?

    Based on the flight schedule for the next 3 months, there are no nonstop flights from Los Angeles to Sicily. The most popular destination you can reach with one stop is Catania.

  • Which cabin classes are available from Los Angeles to Sicily?

    On flights from Los Angeles to Sicily you can book Economy Class, Premium Economy Class or Business Class.

  • What are some popular landmarks around Sicily?

    Sicily is home to many popular sights. KAYAK travelers' favorites include:

    • Mondello Beach
    • Teatro Massimo
    • Teatro Politeama
    • Quattro Canti

  • Where are the common layovers between Los Angeles International Airport and Sicily?

    There are layovers between Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Sicily, both in the U.S. and overseas. Several of the layovers you might have to endure may take place at airports like John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), Munich International Airport (MUC), or Rome–Fiumicino International Airport (FCO).

  • Do you need a visa to fly from Los Angeles to Sicily?

    If you’ll be visiting Sicily for fewer than 90 days, you won’t need to worry about obtaining a visa before catching your flight from Los Angeles. But if you know you’ll be staying in Sicily for longer than 90 days, you will have to secure a visa from an Italian consulate in the U.S. ahead of time.

  • Do any airlines that fly from Los Angeles International Airport to Sicily provide free Wi-Fi?

    If you’ll be flying first class from Los Angeles to Sicily, free Wi-Fi will be included on most airlines. But there will also be some airlines, like Air France, that will provide you with free Wi-Fi that can be used with certain instant messaging services.

  • Are there any ways to make flights from Los Angeles to Sicily sustainable?

    You’ll cover a lot of distance when you fly from Los Angeles to Sicily, so you may want to aim to try to make your flight more sustainable. Do it by booking a flight with an airline like Turkish Airlines that has committed to trimming the amount of fuel it uses by utilizing technology to find the quickest routes to its destinations throughout the world.

Your guide to booking Los Angeles to Sicily flights

Get tips on when to book, when to fly and what to know before your trip.
  • If you can plan ahead, the sweet spot for booking your flight is 25 weeks before your trip. KAYAK data shows fares in this window are around 17% lower than last-minute bookings (made within 2 weeks of departure). Not ready to commit? Set a Price Alert and we'll let you know when prices change.
  • Flexible with your dates? Fly in January to save some money. It's typically the cheapest month on this route, while flights in June will cost you the most.
  • Fly out on a Tuesday to get the cheapest fares. Avoid Thursday flights, which are about 8% more expensive.
  • If you're watching your budget, fly into Catania Fontanarossa (CTA) which has the lowest average airfare in the region. Just remember to budget for any onward travel by bus, car or domestic flight.
  • Start your trip in Palermo, the most popular destination in Sicily. From there, it's easy to continue on to other popular spots such as Taormina, Catania and Siracusa.
  • Air France, ITA Airways, Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, and Vueling all have flights that can take you from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to either Catania–Fontanarossa Airport (CTA) in the eastern part of Sicily or Falcone Borsellino Airport (PMO) in the northern portion of it.
  • While it’s possible to fly from Los Angeles International Airport to Sicily, there won’t be any non-stop flights available. You’ll need to plan to make one, two, or sometimes three stops en route to Sicily from Los Angeles. Lufthansa and ITA Airways have one-stop flights that can take you to Catania–Fontanarossa Airport.
  • Whether you always fly first class or haven’t ever done it, flying first class on your way from Los Angeles to one of the airports in Sicily would be a great idea. When you fly first class through an airline like Air France, you’ll get three square meters of personal space along with a lie-flat seat, fine dining options, and more.
  • Most airlines that fly to Sicily will charge you for each bag you check. If you can, try to limit yourself to only a carry-on that won’t cost you a thing. It’ll keep your travel costs under control.
  • Since flying from Los Angeles to Sicily will require an international flight, plan to arrive at Los Angeles International Airport at least two and maybe even three hours early. Once you get there, you can hang out in one of the airport’s lounges, such as the Star Alliance Lounge or Centurion Lounge.

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

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with from Los Angeles to Sicily? 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.
7.8
DeltaOverall score based on 8716 reviews
7.8Comfort
8.1Boarding
7.2Food
8.5Crew
7.8Entertainment
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Great overall experience and use of the Delta One lounge was amazing!

10.0 ExcellentAvery, Nov 2026
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Great overall experience and use of the Delta One lounge was amazing!

Rude staff from baggage check to gate crew. Poor instructions. Inconsistent application of baggage rules.

Requested an aisle seat at the gate and got it. The staff so friendly

Had to deplane 2 x due to problems with plane. Delayed over 6 hours ans was given a $12 food credit which barely oaud for anything and limited to wear incoukd redeem.

more room in seats, larger snacks, more comms with delays

Gate agent and flight attendants were efficient, but more stern than warm.

The seats were great and the service was even better. Thank you!

I was impressed with how quickly the baggage transfers were made.

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

On time and my bag made it. My parents on British Air had their bag held/lost at LHR, so Swiss definitely won that contest.

Great crew, great food, horrible aircraft seat spacing for a 9 hr flight.

The food could have been better but everything else was superb.

plenty of legspace, snacks, no pull face from flight attendants when asking for a wine. Also fast transfer ability at ZRH.

When I needed to get my bag off of the plane so that I could take a train because the connection was 4 hours later, they took 2 hours to take my bag off making me take the train and miss my flight simultaneously. The seat size on the plane is too small for an average aged woman let alone a middle-aged man. It's unacceptable and I will not fly Boeing again.

It was great. My seat was comfortable. The bathrooms were clean . The service was superb . I travel a lot and I have been in 64 counties. I wish I could fly first class, even though I could , but I prefer to budget my yearly travelling expense on actual visiting , not on flight. Anyway, my point is that your economy was far much better than other airlines as good as Air France. The flight attendants and all crew were polite and very helpful and respectful. Thank you for making my long trip tolerable.

It is a good airlines, very professional very good food. I wish they offered free luggage is the only thing.

Stuff was very helpful at checkin. Flight attendants were nice. Food wasn’t very good, I expected a little more. Economy Seats are ok. Second flight was very full and they forced us to checkin our carry on.

The staff was excellent. The food was good, but the seating and comfort was horrible overcrowded.

Swiss ground crew was again at its prime and although I’m United 1K (Star Alliance Gold) they created problems with my hand luggage - while other passengers were boarding with more handbags and larger hand luggages, were critical on my 2 young kids attending the lounge with me and boarding the plane with me on the priority lane.

All our luggage arrive wet a lot of damage on it and in bad situation, broken and open

everythings was good only the food is bad they don’t have enough food for all peoples they have only pasta and when i asked them about beef they said we don’t have

There were not enough extra leg room options to purchase. Also the seat Infront of mine was broken and the gentleman literally laid back into my lap for the whole trip. This was the most uncomfortable trip I have ever been on

A lot of things can be done to improve in flight experience

We fly Bussines class and we didn’t feel like it is. Out luggage didn’t arrive and we have to return again next day from our hotel to airport to get them. Still waiting. No information from Turkish airlines Very poor customer service I think booking through kayak it was wrong decision

Seat assignments for family traveling with 2 children. Loud crowd during sleep time

Seats were very tight with poor legroom - and I am average height. During the 12 hour flight, tiny paper cups of drinks we're only offered during the super and breakfast services, with the crew nowhere to be seen in between. One of the bathrooms was out of order, leading to long lines waiting to use the remaining two available to the economy class passengers.

Flight was delayed. While standing at the gate, a note appeared on the sign saying the gate had changed to a gate far away. No member of the Turkish airlines team got on the microphone to instruct passengers to go to the other gate, to ignore the chiron, etc. Finally, the message disappeared. Eventually, the flight began to board. Very slowly. More slowly than I experience with other airlines. Though Istanbul may just be slow . . . In all other ways, great flight, great entertainment (top notch movies), great service, excellent food, comfortable lie-flat seat, dimmed lights, etc.

The desk crew at the LAX crew could do better. A girl named Mahesi was very abrasive and unfriendly. She needs a better customer service uproar.

It was peaceful excited We enjoyed it always Turkish peaceful excited

We asked for vegetarian food. Crew’s answer was may be it is. Also when we booked there weee no food options and we need to give 72 hours of notice which also was not mentioned in booking.

Other than the toilets it was great. One was broken and another wasn’t flushing by the end of the flight

Overall seamless flight from SFO to FCO. I chose economy to have more money to spend while in Italy. The seats bottoms are a bit on the thin side but they give you a pillow and blanket so Inl used the blanket to thicken up the seat bottom. You have to have a physical boarding pass (at least for my flight) so that was interesting. Crew was nice, food was good and over pretty down the middle.

ITA has these new Airbus A330 Neo that hates economy class passengers. The seats have absolutely no cushion to a point where it hits your spine constantly and reminds you to fork out for premium economy or don’t travel next time. The food was absolutely horrible, ETA mentioned 3 meals for 12 hour flight but it was mostly 1 meal and 2 light snacks. I am vegetarian, so my 2’d food was 1 slice of tomato, 1 cucumber on a dry cold bun. The other 2 meals were disgusting. My young one threw up the entire time. Flight attendants were the cherry on top - plain bad. They would skip servicing drinks to some passengers completely and if you call for an attendant, they will come and stop the button on top without even asking you what you need. I would avoid ITA by all means - there are plenty of options including SAS for same routes with better seats and humane treatment.

Nice flight. Uneventful, very good crew, comfortable seats. Pleasant experience.

ITA cancelled fligh rebooked with Lufthansa. Flight good, but 2hour connection in Frankfurt was HORRIBLE, took 1.9 hours to get through scanner, customs, another security, got to gate after running all the way, so caught it but stressful and terrible start to trip.

In Prem Econ, safe and timely flight, good amount of space, mostly comfortable seats. Little irritants: When lying down, seat kept shifting on me...as a short person w/light weight, my seat often reverted to semi-upright. Footrest was broken. TV screen didn't work, after I asked a few times a FA rebooted it to work again. And food was marginal. I don't expect much from airplane food...surprisingly, ITA didn't even meet expectations.

Flight was canceled. Rebooked on Lufthansa Also Canceled. Had to pay 3000 more per person and fly Alaska to EWR and fly emirates to Athens.

The flight I initially booked from Los Angeles to Florence. I made sure had a layover of about 90 minutes in Rome, so there’d be enough time to connect. A couple weeks before the flight for some reason I was updated that that flight had changed and I was only gonna have 60 minutes to connect. From LAX we were delayed by 45 minutes meaning making the connection was unlikely. The crew informed me that my connecting flight would not wait and they would rebook me on one four or five hours later. I wasn’t happy, but I accepted it. It is what it is. Except when we got closer, two separate flight attendant approached me eagerly and said they had great news that my connecting flight would in fact wait for me, but I needed to hurry through the airport so they didn’t have to wait too long. I was first off the flight. I ran about 4000 steps. And got through passport control all in under 15 minutes. When I arrived to my gate, I was greeted by a flight attendant there who was completely indifferent, said they didn’t hold the plane and they just closed the doors. Had they even held it for two minutes I would’ve made it. She simply told me that the flight attendant on my flight lied about the plane being held, and that they do it all the time. These were all employees of the same company ITA. I was absolutely livid at her indifference and having been lied to and then having to wait five hours and waste a day in Europe at an airport.

I appreciated the gluten-free foods available to me. The choices were varied and tasty.

If was mostly my own fault. I booked and paid for a window seat. That was a mistake for a long flight. It was hard to get up and use the bathroom. The entertainment system seemed primitive for a modern aircraft.

Old planes and rude crew. They need a make over and better staff training. Even business class crew was rude and the hospitality was non existent.

TV wasn’t working, flight attendants never came when turning on the light, luggage was delayed and when delivered it was broken. No suitcase for the rest of our 2 week trip with no response when claimed filed

Very few things and/or people are excellent. It was very good.

Terrible. Lost our luggage for 4 days. Did not advise passengers there was a strike in Barcelona Airport and had zero personnel on hand at airport to advise passengers on where to go to file claims. We had to fend for ourselves. No assistance at all other than an online claims submission process that we had to find out about on our own.

Lufthansa cancelled our flight from Los Angeles to Naples Italy on March 10 for scheduled flight on March 12 Very stressful experience trying to arrange alternatives. Will never fly again with Lufthansa

Late flight Delays Poor service Poor staff Worst airline ever

Checkin took along timen only.few angents available at.checkin desk. Customer support over phone no existence

At baggage claim, I was given the wrong printed ticket. The ticket belonged to another passenger for a different flight — to Zurich instead of Frankfurt (layover). I was even allowed to pass security, and when I asked the Lufthansa employee if I was on the correct flight, and why it was changed. The employee said everything was correct and I should board. When I got on the plane, there was someone in my seat, and the crew on the plane finally realized that I was on the wrong plane. When I got off the plane, nobody was willing to help, and the security refused to provide my original printed ticket. That was until I showed them that I took a photo of the ticket; once they realized I had photographic evidence, they were suddenly ready to help me. The Lufthansa employee began communicating with other airlines and found a flight that would take me to my destination via Polish Airlines. I was required to once again go through security, re-check my bag, and once again pay for my checked bag and weight overage fees. This experience was incredibly stressful and very frustrating, as you can imagine. A Lufthansa employee told me I would be eligible for a refund. Please tell me what steps I need to take in order to make that happen. Thank you!

Good service … bus transfer upon arrival from plane to terminal: atrocious!!!

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