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Cheap Flights from Salt Lake City to Oregon

Cheapest round-trip prices found by our users on KAYAK in the last 5 days
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Eugene
2h 01mNonstop
from $117per person
Medford
2h 00mNonstop
from $117per person
Portland
1h 59mNonstop
from $151per person
Redmond
1h 53mNonstop
from $265per person
North Bend
7h 54m2 stops
from $633per person
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Price, demand and travel trends for Salt Lake City to Oregon 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 Salt Lake City to Oregon recently?

The cheapest fares from Salt Lake City to Oregon on KAYAK in the last week were to Medford (MFR) from $117 round-trip and to Portland (PDX) from $151 round-trip.

How do fares into airports in Oregon compare?

According to KAYAK data from the last 12 months, the cheapest airports to fly into Oregon from Salt Lake City are:

• Portland (PDX) (avg. price $309)
• Eugene (EUG) (avg. price $399)
• Medford (MFR) (avg. price $454)

Are flights from Salt Lake City to Oregon cheaper or more expensive than last year?

Fares from Salt Lake City to Oregon are about 38% higher than they were in November last year, averaging $439 round-trip.

What's the cheapest month to fly from Salt Lake City to Oregon?

January is typically the cheapest month to fly from Salt Lake City to Oregon, with round-trip fares averaging $187. November and September are usually the most expensive, averaging $449 and $409, respectively.

How do fares from Salt Lake City to Oregon vary by day of the week?

On average, Saturday is the cheapest day to fly from Salt Lake City to Oregon and Sunday is the most expensive. Looking at the past 12 months of KAYAK data, it's 18% more expensive to fly on a Sunday compared to Saturday.

What's the best time of day to fly from Salt Lake City to Oregon?

It's cheapest to fly to Oregon in the afternoon with average prices of $337. The night is the most expensive time to fly, with average prices of $425.

What's the best time to book a flight from Salt Lake City to Oregon?

Book your flights 26 weeks before your trip. KAYAK data collected over the past 12 months shows that booking in this window can save you around 60% compared to booking at the last minute (within 2 weeks of departure).

Key details for Salt Lake City to Oregon flights

Low season

January

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Beat the crowds with an average 17% drop in travelers.
The most popular month to fly with an average 30% increase in travelers.
One-way flight from Salt Lake City to Medford

Your Salt Lake City to Oregon 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 Salt Lake City to Oregon?

    Yes. Fares from Salt Lake City to Oregon are low right now. As a rule of thumb, a round-trip under $250 (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 Salt Lake City to Oregon?

    Over the past 12 months, round-trip fares from Salt Lake City to Oregon have typically cost between $250 and $483.

  • What are the main airports serving Oregon?

    There are 10 airports in Oregon. 69% of KAYAK users choose Portland (PDX) as their arrival airport, while 14% choose Eugene (EUG).

  • Which airlines fly nonstop from Salt Lake City to Oregon?

    Based on the flight schedule for the next 3 months, 2 airlines offer nonstop flights on this route:

    • Delta
    • Alaska Airlines

  • Which destinations in Oregon can I fly nonstop from Salt Lake City?

    Based on the flight schedule for the next 3 months, you can fly nonstop from Salt Lake City to 4 destinations in Oregon. The most popular among KAYAK travelers are Portland, Eugene and Medford.

  • Is it cheaper to fly with a layover from Salt Lake City to Oregon?

    Yes, nonstop flights from Salt Lake City to Oregon average $342 over the past 12 months, but flights with a layover can cost less. The most affordable connecting airports are:

    • San Diego (SAN) (avg. price $245)
    • Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl (LAS) (avg. price $290)
    • Oakland (OAK) (avg. price $292)

  • How long is a flight from Salt Lake City to Oregon?

    Nonstop flights from Salt Lake City to Oregon take 2h 09m on average. The fastest scheduled flight takes 1h 53m, flying into Bend/Redmond (RDM).

  • Which cabin classes are available from Salt Lake City to Oregon?

    On flights from Salt Lake City to Oregon you can book Economy Class or First Class.

  • What are some popular landmarks around Oregon?

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

    • Moda Center
    • Oregon Convention Center
    • Tom McCall Waterfront Park
    • Keller Auditorium

  • What are the earliest and latest flights from Salt Lake City to Oregon?

    The earliest nonstop flight from Salt Lake City to Oregon departs at 7:40 am and the latest leaves at 10:59 pm. Nonstop flights take about 2h 09m.

Your guide to booking Salt Lake City to Oregon 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 26 weeks before your trip. KAYAK data shows fares in this window are around 60% 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 November will cost you the most.
  • Fly out on a Saturday to get the cheapest fares. Avoid Sunday flights, which are about 18% more expensive.
  • If you're watching your budget, fly into Portland (PDX) 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 Portland, the most popular destination in Oregon. From there, it's easy to continue on to other popular spots such as Seaside, Cannon Beach and Lincoln City.
  • Time or money? If speed matters most, fly from Salt Lake City to Bend/Redmond (RDM). If you're after the lowest fares, Portland (PDX) is usually your best bet.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Salt Lake City to Oregon

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with from Salt Lake City 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.
8.0
SouthwestOverall score based on 4223 reviews
8.6Crew
8.1Boarding
7.0Food
8.0Comfort
7.5Entertainment
Airline reviews

It was as expected and I was grateful for the wheel chair help and ease of use.

10.0 ExcellentAnonymous, Apr 2026
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It was as expected and I was grateful for the wheel chair help and ease of use.

For the first time in a long time we had a flawless experience with Southwest. Both flights were early and no mechanical errors at all. We were shocked and pleasantly surprised 😮.

Tight seats. Be prepared to sit in the middle if you are in boarding group C.

I stopped flying southwest a long time ago. I don’t care for their boarding process, especially when I have a family to try and seat together. The early bird check in made it so much easier. As long as you do that, it’s great.

This was a connecting flight for me and I had already traveled for 7 hours. First, the Pilot didn’t show up and then the gate changed twice, after which the flight was rescheduled for 2 hours later. This made me late and I had to make other transportation arrangements to get home to Astoria another 1 hour & 45 minutes away. This cost me $250 more than it should have. Will not fly southwest again.

Everything was very good. I will fly Southwest again soon!

Nice and easy. You can't go wrong with the value and quality or Southwest.

Long layover in Chicago. Wish that could have been lessened.

Flight was cancelled due to “inclement weather” even though all other carriers continued to operate as planned.

sw cancelled our flight 2 hours before we were to leave. Our bags were already checked. Only communication we had was a text that had a link to reschedule that did not work. When we finally got to front of line ticket agent said they could not get us on a flight until Wednesday. This was Sunday. 3 days. The. They stated since it was “weather” related they would not give us vouchers for food, hotel stay anything. So we had to book on a different airline costing us an extra $1000. Unacceptable.

The airline asked for volunteers to check carry ons. I figured I would to make catching my connecting flight on a short layover a little easier. They then lost my bag on the layover. Getting it back was relatively painless, but I'm still not thrilled about it. The first flight also got in fifteen minutes late, changing a 45 minute layover to a 30 minute one. And my second flight took its sweet time after starting the taxi, resulting in the flight being delayed for half an hour. Not a huge deal in the grand scheme, but a little frustrating and especially so when they ended up losing my bags.

Great - i’ve been flying a budget Airlines for the last several times. And this was a breath of fresh air. Enjoy the atmosphere. The complementary drink and snacks, free carry-on. It was a breath of fresh air.

A gluten free option I could actually eat would have been nice.

A gentleman at the desk for my boarding from Seattle to Anchorage randomly selected me and told me they would need to check my carry-on despite having multiple lithium-ion batteries all of which were in communication devices essential for time in Alaska. There was ample overhead compartment space and I was lucky non of my equipment was damaged due to his unnecessary use of power. A quick check with the flight crew would have likely resulted in an answer that ample space remained allowing me to keep my personal and important items near by. I did lose WiFi twice and that detracted from my entertainment which I do not commonly use.

The flight was fine. The connecting flight was a nightmare. Gate change without text or email notification was super frustrating and I ended up missing my connecting flight. Return flight was delayed and had I not quadruple checked flight time, gate and refreshed the Alaska Airlines app every 5 minutes, I would have taken a flight that would not arrive in time for my connecting flight. Ended up flying Delta home.

Hate this airline. Uncomfortable seats, no screens, no good food.

perfect flight!! couldn't have been better unless it was free!

Excellent overall, but had to wait 30 months while taxiing. In fact, I’m still on the plane now!

I liked the legroom even in row 26! I fell asleep immediately and slept the whole flight.

I'm not sure what you mean by entertainment. Was I supposed to have entertainment? Also, why are announcements deafeningly loud? And sudden? Maybe a little chime warning could come on first so you can be ready instead of suddenly blasting your ears. Costs nothing, adds class. And then one at the end so you know it's safe to uncover your ears. Some announcers are pretty random and you just don't know if they are going to add an extra announcement blast after you think it's finally over. It's basically an acoustic assault.

Aircraft without problems that leave on time, not 2 hours late with last minute gate changes across the terminal

I like Delta. I dislike the volume of announcements from the crew. They are not always easy to hear and typically repetitive.

Sat in the plane at the gate in SLC for 2+ hours before take off, getting me home nearly 3 hours later than planned.

Sat in the tarmac at O’Hare for 65 minutes. This is a regular occurrence for delta at O’Hare

We never made it on this flight because we missed our connection due to o delayed flight from Jackson.

Average seat comfort, a drink and chips were provided, early boarding because we checked a carryon at the gate was nice. Ticket pricing shenanigans, including fees to pick a seat, check a bag, and get food onboard - evidence the industry is reinvigorating last century’s strategies- destroys the experience before one ever arrives at the airport. It’s difficult to recognize any value or sustain loyalty in the end-to-end process making air travel more drudgery than pleasure.

Everything was great until I lost my water bottle and they can’t seem to locate it. I know I left it on the plane though.

Smaller plane for a longer flight than my first one. Doesn’t make sense.

Delta needs to step its game up get a more reliable internet service. Internet service was non-existent for this flight.

The Pilot was one of the best I've had, very informative about turbulence and got us to our destination early

I especially enjoyed having a lightly packed flight which enabled me and my wife to occupy a three seat area with nobody in the middle seat.

1) United economy seats barely recline. 2) I have yet to get United WiFi to work, after numerous flights.

Flight was delayed almost an hour because the cleaning crew broke one of the bathroom doors.

On time. Accommodated carry on and personal bag in the plane. Good entertainment available and access without using own device. Gave a whole can of juice rather than a pour. Seat did not recline much.

Airplane is not very clean, food quality and taste was not good. Lufthansa used to be good but nowadays went down. Overall experience is just okay, wouldn't fly again, prefer Turkish airlines.

Very Poor. Significant delays getting to Chicago and then very poor communication on delays in Chicago to Cleveland. We could have rented a car and driven there faster than the delays ended up being.

Had a one hour delay due to mechanical issue. I didn’t think I’d be able to make my connecting flight, but they waited for me and greeted me when I arrived to help things run smooth.

First class ticket gets you a choice of chips or nuts. . Just like economy Southwest. Also no screen in the seats. This is first class???!

All of the United employees I interacted with were professional and courteous. The aircraft was clean, the food on the flight was good. No complaints here.

Late boarding by three hours. No Wi-Fi. No screens. Cramped seats. Sitting on the tarmac for 30 minutes after landing waiting for a gate. Delay in luggage getting to baggage claim.

Frontier didn’t give us enough notice that our flight had been delayed. I was just entering the airport when I received the notice, less than 2hrs before my scheduled flight. They delayed it 1hr 22min because another jet left late out of Vegas. Frontier needs better communication with customers because I could have eaten at home and had someone drive me instead of paying for an Uber.

I know Frontier is a “no-frills” airline. I understand the concept. However, I jumped on some tickets for our family vacation, expecting to play a bit of a game to figure out the family bags and not over spend. In the end, I got the short end of this deal by far. 1. I did not expect them to charge the baggage fee for each direction. It makes the fee look high-ish at a glance, but reasonable. Then when you get to checkout and realize you have to pay it twice to come home with your luggage, it becomes ridiculous. 2. The low checked bag weight limit. I am used to packing a 50lb bag with my preferred airline. Frontier’s artificially low 40lb limit more quickly triggers the extra weight fee, which almost DOUBLES the price of the bag if you go over ($79 for the bag/$75 for the next 10 lbs) 3. The fee for a carry-on bag is the same as a checked bag but with a lower size and weight limit. Make it make sense! 4. The seats are terrible. My 2.5 hour flight almost had me losing my mind. I’m 6’3” and my femurs barely fit in the space provided. My knees had to wiggle just right to jam into the crack next to the armrest of the seat in front of me. The cushioning was thin and inadequate. I am tall but I’m not a freak. These seats are unacceptable. 5. I overheard the woman next to me speaking with the gate agent about being charged a $25 fee for not checking in online - she checked in at the airport counter when she arrived. That’s ridiculous. She was old and in a wheelchair. She had a paper boarding pass, and was obviously not tech savvy. She should not be punished for that. 6. They do not have good placement in the terminals. It was always out on the end or down on a subfloor, and we had to walk out on the tarmac almost every time. In Denver. Their home airport! 7. Every time I loaded a new page on the website while buying my tickets or my bags, it was constantly trying to upsell me on some esoteric bundle. Like, a pop-up every time. Very annoying. 8. No screens in the boarding area (at least where we were) to confirm you’re in the right place. Just static gate number signs. I am sure these are standard practices for Frontier, and I should have read more about them before I purchased tickets, but as a result of this single round trip, I do not plan to ever use this cut-rate airline again. I would rather pay the normal amount for a ticket and be treated like a customer instead of a mark.

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.

Decent clean onboard experience. Okay discount airline experience. Unfortunately, any customer service interactions are difficult and unhelpful. There is no service. Also, a premium seat only gets you premium boarding if you line up first. Once they start general boarding you must go to the back of the line. Not very premium

The delay was ridiculous because nary a word escaped from the gate attendant regarding our flight status. It was a complete joke.

Plane was down graded and I lost my uncharged exit row with more leg room. No mention or offer of refund from podium. Flight attendant was nice to explain this happens often and that I could request a refund via online form submission. I did this and have heard nothing back.

Although we received an email from Kayak AND the airline, turns out we were not on Frontier’s manifest for the flight. We had to purchase tickets at the gate. Not sure where this transaction fell apart, but it did. We are now disputing the charges for the SLC to PDX flight originally booked through Kayak.

Our flight was cancelled and I spent $800 on a replacement ticket. No refund was awarded other than the cost of my original Frontier ticket. unacceptable...

The worst experience ever!!! They canceled our flight when we arrived at the airport to check in. We asked why is it canceled they told us they don’t know. No apology, very cold and rude. We had to pay for another night at the hotel, we had to call out of work. We won’t be using them anymore in the future!!!

Flying Frontier was a nightmare. From the booking through Kayak, checking in, departing and arriving, I will never recommend Kayak or Frontier.

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