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Cheapest round-trip
$574
Typical prices: $977-$1,578
Sichuan Airlines
Thu 11/15Tue 12/11
LAX - WUH • 2 stops
Cheapest non-stop
$890
Typical prices: $916-$1,442
China Southern
Mon 9/24Mon 10/8
SFO - WUH • Non-stop
Nonstop flights
You can fly direct with China Southern. Average duration is 14h 31m
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Cheap Flights to Wuhan

 
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Recent round-trip flight deals to Wuhan

Sun, Nov 15 - Fri, Dec 11
Sichuan Airlines Logo
9:30 pm - 3:05 pmLAX  Los Angeles-WUH Wuhan
25h 35m2 stops Hangzhou Chengdu Tianfu Intl
Sichuan Airlines Logo
4:15 pm - 7:00 pmWUH  Wuhan-LAX Los Angeles
18h 45m1 stop Chengdu Tianfu Intl
$574Sichuan Airlines
Sun, Nov 15 - Fri, Dec 11
Sichuan Airlines Logo
9:30 pm - 3:05 pmLAX  Los Angeles-WUH Wuhan
25h 35m2 stops Hangzhou Chengdu Tianfu Intl
Sichuan Airlines Logo
4:15 pm - 7:00 pmWUH  Wuhan-LAX Los Angeles
18h 45m1 stop Chengdu Tianfu Intl
$576Sichuan Airlines
Wed, Sep 16 - Wed, Oct 21
Air China Logo
1:00 pm - 12:15 pmSFO  San Francisco-WUH Wuhan
32h 15m1 stop Beijing Capital
Air China Logo
9:15 am - 10:30 amWUH  Wuhan-SFO San Francisco
16h 15m1 stop Beijing Capital
$689Air China
Tue, Sep 1 - Tue, Sep 8
Air China Logo
10:00 pm - 1:05 pmLAX  Los Angeles-WUH Wuhan
24h 05m1 stop Shenzhen
Air China Logo
11:55 am - 7:00 pmWUH  Wuhan-LAX Los Angeles
22h 05m1 stop Shenzhen
$716Air China
Mon, Oct 19 - Mon, Nov 16
China Southern Logo
11:50 pm - 1:20 pmLAX  Los Angeles-WUH Wuhan
22h 30m1 stop Guangzhou Baiyun
China Southern Logo
3:00 pm - 6:30 pmWUH  Wuhan-LAX Los Angeles
19h 30m1 stop Guangzhou Baiyun
$727China Southern
Wed, Nov 11 - Fri, Dec 4
China Southern Logo
10:00 pm - 2:45 pmLAX  Los Angeles-WUH Wuhan
24h 45m1 stop Guangzhou Baiyun
China Southern Logo
2:00 pm - 6:30 pmWUH  Wuhan-LAX Los Angeles
20h 30m1 stop Guangzhou Baiyun
$732China Southern
Thu, Oct 1 - Sun, Oct 11
China Eastern Logo
12:30 pm - 3:30 pmLAX  Los Angeles-WUH Wuhan
36h 00m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
China Eastern Logo
2:15 pm - 10:05 amWUH  Wuhan-LAX Los Angeles
34h 50m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
$740China Eastern
Thu, Sep 24 - Thu, Nov 19
Multiple Airlines Logo
5:37 pm - 9:25 amSFO  San Francisco-WUH Wuhan
24h 48m2 stops Los Angeles Xiamen Gaoqi Intl
Multiple Airlines Logo
6:15 pm - 9:59 amWUH  Wuhan-SFO San Francisco
31h 44m2 stops Xiamen Gaoqi Intl Los Angeles
$743Multiple Airlines
Tue, Oct 20 - Thu, Nov 12
Multiple Airlines Logo
1:25 pm - 9:25 amSFO  San Francisco-WUH Wuhan
29h 00m2 stops Los Angeles Xiamen Gaoqi Intl
Multiple Airlines Logo
6:15 pm - 10:28 amWUH  Wuhan-SFO San Francisco
32h 13m2 stops Xiamen Gaoqi Intl Los Angeles
$743Multiple Airlines
Sat, Sep 12 - Fri, Sep 18
China Eastern Logo
12:00 pm - 3:30 pmSFO  San Francisco-WUH Wuhan
36h 30m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
China Eastern Logo
2:15 pm - 9:05 amWUH  Wuhan-SFO San Francisco
33h 50m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
$769China Eastern
Booking Insights

KAYAK's insights & trends for flights to Wuhan

Get data-powered insights and trends for flights to Wuhan to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

What is the cheapest flight to Wuhan?

Los Angeles to Wuhan is the cheapest route at $574 round-trip, found in the past 5 days on KAYAK. San Francisco to Wuhan is the most popular connection with round-trip deals from $689.

How much is a flight to Wuhan?

A round-trip flight to Wuhan costs $1,219 on average, based on data over the past 12 months on KAYAK. Round-trip fares from San Francisco average $1,066.

What is the cheapest day to fly to Wuhan?

Tuesday is the cheapest day to fly to Wuhan at $1,139 round-trip on average over the past 12 months on KAYAK. Sunday is the most expensive at $1,455.

What is the cheapest month to fly to Wuhan?

  • November is the cheapest month to fly to Wuhan with an average price of $973 round-trip.
  • December ($1,592) and May ($1,453) are the most expensive.
  • Based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months.

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

Afternoon flights to Wuhan are the cheapest at $1,184 round-trip on average. Evening flights are the most expensive at $1,327.

What is a good deal for flights to Wuhan?

Flights under $977 are considered a good deal. 25% of KAYAK users found round-trip flights to Wuhan at or below these prices, with the lowest fares from:

  • San Francisco $910
.

When are flights to Wuhan the cheapest?

Flights to Wuhan are cheapest 26 weeks before departure. Booking in this window typically costs about 30% less than the average last-minute fare (within 2 weeks of the flight), based on KAYAK data.

Expert advice

Expert advice for your flight to Wuhan

 
KAYAK teamed up with top travel experts to share the best tips for your journey.
Our travel experts
Chris Dong

Chris Dong

Expert on Cathay Pacific

Chris is a consumer travel reporter covering aviation, trending travel news, hotels, and loyalty programs—all for leading global publications like Travel + Leisure, The Washington Post, AFAR, and more. In addition to writing, Chris is a video host for Travel + Leisure, giving consumers an inside look at the latest in air travel.

Ramsey Qubein

Ramsey Qubein

Expert on China Southern

An avid traveler and aviation expert who has visited 173 countries, all 50 states and seven continents, Ramsey Qubein flies nearly 400,000 miles a year. As a North Carolina-based freelance journalist for publications including Conde Nast Traveler, Forbes, USA Today and Bloomberg among others, he explores the latest trends in aviation, hospitality, cruises and business.

Robert Schrader

Robert Schrader

Expert on Air China, China Eastern and Korean Air

One of the web's original travel bloggers, Robert launched his first site Leave Your Daily Hell in 2009. Since then, he's expanded into destination niche sites (one each for Japan, Thailand and Taiwan), in addition to having written for the inflight magazines of Singapore Airlines and Korean Air. Overall, he's visited nearly 100 countries, and flies business as often as possible.

Key details for flights to Wuhan

Low season

February

Cheapest flight

$372
Best time to beat the crowds with an average 4% drop in price.
Most popular time to fly with an average 16% increase in price.
Flight from Los Angeles to Wuhan

When to book flights to Wuhan

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Your questions about flights to Wuhan, answered

Find helpful route details based on KAYAK data, including flight times, airports, airlines and booking questions.

  • What are the common transport options from Wuhan Airport into the city?

    Wuhan Airport provides easy access to the nearby metro station for any travelers looking for a fast and efficient way of getting into and around town. The airport also offers a taxi stand to take travelers into the city; a taxi ride will cost around $8. One additional transportation option is a bus that can take travelers from the airport into the city for $2 per person (one way).

  • What facilities are available at Wuhan Airport for passengers with limited mobility?

    The airport has a wheelchair-accessible shuttle bus for passengers with limited mobility. The facility is also equipped with ramps and elevators to make it easy to navigate the terminal building. The airport also has a wheelchair-accessible restroom for those with limited mobility. The facility is accessible 24 hours per day and located on the ground floor for easy access.

  • Are there car rental companies at Wuhan Airport?

    Yes, several car rental companies are located on the ground floor of Wuhan Airport, and they accept both cash and credit card payments. Rental vehicles are available in a variety of sizes and brands, from small cars to vans or minibuses with capacities of up to 16 people.

  • Are there pick-up areas at Wuhan Airport?

    Yes, travelers can rent a car at the arrival hall of Wuhan Airport and then use it to make their way out of the building by following signage informing them how to find pick-up areas for different types of vehicles. Pick-up areas for taxis and buses are located on the ground floor, while pick-up areas for private cars and minibuses are found on the third level.

  • What is the difference between the most popular and the most frequent airline at Wuhan?

    China Southern operates the most flights from the United States to Wuhan at 2 per week, while Cathay Pacific is the airline most often selected by KAYAK users searching for flights from the United States to Wuhan. The two are often different because flight volume reflects an airline's schedule, while popularity reflects traveler choice.

  • How long is a nonstop flight to Wuhan?

    Nonstop flights to Wuhan are available from San Francisco, with a flight time of about 14h 25m.

  • How many flights serve Wuhan?

    Wuhan receives 0 flights per day and 2 per week from across the world. San Francisco has the most flights to Wuhan, with 2 weekly flights.

  • How do I know if a flight to Wuhan is a good deal?

    A good deal on a flight to Wuhan is around $977 round-trip. This fare is in the lowest 25% of round-trip prices searched on KAYAK, averaged across the cities most often searched as origins by KAYAK users.

  • How expensive are last-minute flights to Wuhan?

    Last-minute fares to Wuhan – booked within 2 weeks of departure – run 7% above the average round-trip fare of $1,219.

Your guide to booking Wuhan flights

From booking to airport arrival, find tips to help you plan your flight with more confidence.
  • For the best chance at a low fare to Wuhan, aim to book around 26 weeks before you fly. That window historically saves about 30% versus last-minute pricing based on KAYAK booking data over the last 12 months.
  • For flights to Wuhan, recent KAYAK data shows that stronger deals tend to land around $977 round-trip. If you see a fare below that threshold, it's a strong deal – book before the price climbs back up.
  • If you can choose when to go, time your trip to Wuhan around November. Round-trip fares historically average $973 that month – typically the cheapest month to travel based on the last 12 months.
  • Before you book:

    • Check the route's typical price range so you can spot a deal.
    • Confirm baggage fees and seat-selection costs on budget carriers.
    • Verify whether you need any travel documents beyond ID.
    • Pick a departure airport, since your nearest may not be the cheapest origin.
  • Shift your departure to noon to save up to $143 per round-trip. Noon flights to Wuhan average $1,184 compared to $1,327 for afternoon flights. See the time-of-day chart above for the full breakdown.
  • Bag allowances vary by airline, fare type, cabin class and route. On flights to Wuhan, some airlines may include bags at no extra cost. For example, China Southern includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy Class. Always check the fare details before booking, since bag policies can change by ticket type.
  • Flights into Wuhan, Hubei will arrive at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport (WUH), which is one of five airports operated by the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). Wuhan Airport is the busiest in central China.
  • The airport is made up of three terminals: A, B, and C. The last terminal was built in 1990 to handle large numbers of passengers traveling internationally on long-haul flights; it does not have a single boarding gate, but there is a "holding area" for passengers on transit flights.
  • Terminal A has 14 boarding gates, including one used exclusively to handle international arrivals at the terminal's sole airside access point. The terminal has both international and domestic flights, with four baggage claim belts available for handling luggage from international flights. Terminal B has 18 boarding gates, all of which are equipped with jet bridges to allow international arrivals at the terminal's sole airside access point.
  • The baggage claim area, also located on this level, handles luggage from both domestic and international flights, which arrive concurrently. If you need luggage storage at the airport, you can make use of self-service lockers for a fee.
  • For those traveling with children, the airport offers baby changing tables in all of the restrooms throughout Terminal B. Other family-friendly facilities at Wuhan Airport include a kids’ play area and special meal service for children.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines flying to Wuhan

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with to Wuhan? 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.
8.4
Korean AirOverall score based on 1221 reviews
8.1Food
8.7Crew
8.3Comfort
8.5Boarding
8.2Entertainment
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AAAAHHHH... It was shocking in a very positive way, the attention to detail, the courtesy, the manners of all personnel on board, the constant honest smiling. You can see and feel they take pride in all they do no matter how trivial. The plane in general was very comfortable. I can't wait to do it again

8.0 ExcellentCarlos J, Apr 2026
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AAAAHHHH... It was shocking in a very positive way, the attention to detail, the courtesy, the manners of all personnel on board, the constant honest smiling. You can see and feel they take pride in all they do no matter how trivial. The plane in general was very comfortable. I can't wait to do it again

The boarding process was efficient and quick. The seats were comfortable. The food was good. The service was excellent. We had a lovely flight from Seattle on Korean air

Flight crew was fantastic. The aircraft was meticulously cleaned at all times. The crew was continuously checking to see if the passengers were ok.

They were trying to get people to check luggage because the over head compartments were full but when we boarded there were lots of empty places that people could have put the luggage.

It was good, I liked the self-serve snacks but it was a little difficult to get the alcohol, which is understandable since I wouldn't want kids sneaking it.

Friendly flight attendants and gate agents. Very clean plane and food was good!

I was unable to select decent seats, and so I was stuck in the middle seat because it was selected for me

There was a lot of partial tv shows but not enough to last the flight. The food was incredible! The crew were so helpful and patient. Lots more space than what I usually get on an international flight. Very comfortable!

Stingy on the drinks - 15 hour direct flight and could barely get attention for some water

Not many people, so you can lay down on two seats

Big selection and great food and beverages in business class with good service. Full recline but less privacy compared with Qatar.

Everything was good; they still provided a sandwich snack. Good crew

Really impressed with the Airline and much with the Crew. The crew was amazingggg, changed seats very easily, provided a lot of snacks on demand, the plane is nice and clean, the menu is well presented; unfortunately, the food is not fantastic, but it's not bad either but nothing to rave about. I am still rating it as excellent because I loved everything else; food improvement will be great!

My flight was delayed by 8 hours I arrived at airport 4hrs earlier but to see if they can reroute me to get my connecting flt to Hong Kong. They auto rebooked my flt. With no chance. Which I missed this entire reservation through kayak. My next flt they got me on was at 6 am. Misses an entire day of my trip abroad all my accommodations seat assignments were missed and missed adding my TSA precheck to my ticket as well as my vegan meal request so I didnt have meals on any of the flight....so not a comfortable experience. Please help me with accommodations upon my return.

The legroom in economy on an A321 is wholly inadequate for a 6’3” man. Deeply dissatisfied.

The plane was dirty, the seats were torn and broken, the service was the most terrible ever, the bathroom dirty, they will not even serve water you had to request it, the meals were terrible, overall less than Zero, I will never fly Cathay Pacific again.

Despite the crew's rough day, they were all very focused and friendly. The flight was too short for a meal, so no rating on that. Re. the AA app. It still isn't ready for prime time. AA works with Cathy Pacific for international flights to LA and the Aa jump to PHX. But the AA app can't find my trip and this can be problematic with flight delays and regatings at LAX.

Was not able to board flight because boarding pass name did not match passport name and no one caught it.

I do not think there was much that could have been done to make it better. The delayed flight was due to bad weather. The turbulent patches were very unavoidable. Am simply thankful that there were no sudden and / or sharp drops during the flight. I do extend my compliments to captain Marcus I believe was his name and the rest of the crew. They all did an excellent job. My only question is whether I get a refund since the seats I had chosen and paid for were reassigned.

The employees are very nice and good. The delay due to the aircraft is not a good thing. Planning for such problems should be an easy task.

We were taking the flight MU 8649 from Shanghai to Osaka and the original boarding gate was 20 and we didn’t receive any notification or broadcast about gate changes, and by the time we missed the original boarding time we check thr electric board and realized the gate was changed to 208 Also the flight was delayed by almost an hour and the crew member didn’t provide any explanation, after we finally boarded the aircraft was very hot, the crew member told me the air conditioning was not working and tried to calm passages down by offering iced water, all of us sat in the aircraft for another 40 mins before it finally took off

Seats not comfortable. We had requested vegan meal and it wasn’t given.

I was denied boarding at the Brisbane airport and it seems like I won’t get any refunds from the airline

Wow very impressed by the quality and attentiveness of service of China Southern. Lived the blankets! Will definitely fly with them again. Despite language barriers, a few attendants know enough English to understand our rudimentary Mandarin and respond to basic questions. Although they don’t explain the beverage and meal service on the website or ticketing documents, they offered regular beverage cart and snacks during the beginning hours and end hours of the long, transoceanic flight. A full meal at the beginning and end of the flight as well, and a midflight small sandwich (dinner roll sized) but we weren’t hungry and didn’t try that one. The expectation is that every sleeps during the middle of the flight. We were on a “redeye” departure from LAX with a morning arrival in China, so I don’t know if this service pattern is the same for other flights. The domestic flight we took from Guangzhou to Harbin offered conventional refreshments and meals like a US flight service. Note that they didn’t offer diet sodas. If you like to stay hydrated, I recommend bringing plenty of your own. It is served in small cups like any other drink. You can ask for a bottle but they’re tiny - about 6 ounces.

China Southern was not the problem. I booked my flight through Kayak and also received a booking reference and alert details regarding departure time and gate numbers… however Kayak NEVER actually booked my flight! We were stranded at the airport without a flight for a long awaited holiday!

Terrible boarding experience,,food is very poor that I I . Never going book this airline again.

The airport didn‘t give me the ticket. I called customer service to ask for a refund but they kept giving me a perfunctory response and refused to refund me.

No wheelchair service at all ( I did request that service and also purchased the priority assistant bundle) , what a waste of money

We bought the business class tickets. The check-in staff and onboard crew were excellent, providing commendable service throughout. However, it was disappointing to find that China Southern Airlines does not have a lounge at SFO. Instead, passengers were provided with a $35 per person food voucher, which fell short of expectations. Furthermore, the quality of the onboard food left much to be desired, marking a significant decline compared to our previous flight experience in 2019, prior to the pandemic.

The food was perfect. The boarding process is a bit long. Given the late boarding time, I felt very tired by the time I was seated.

It we as a pleasant flight. Good helpful and happy cabin crew. Food was okay, not to write home about. Drinks good. Entertainment okay.. Seat space good , comfort acceptable

Weren’t even given earphones to use the entertainment system

Overall, excellent: check-in, boarding, service, and food. The Business Class seating is a little less private and spacious than the world's premier airlines, but still very good for a long haul flight.

It's terrible that we can't do online check in because we didn't buy the tickets directly from Air china. It was not explained until I contacted Chatdeal and we could not sit together.

Food and service are good. Bathroom was lack of lotions and cleaning. That should be improved.

Food & service very good next I will pick up again

Everything was not satisfactory - the flight was delayed, staffs were ok but they didn't speak English well. I am from east Asia (not Chinese) and they didn't care enough to remember that I wasn't Chinese but persistently spoke chinese to me. The flight announcement in english wasn't clear to understand.

I wish I had been able to choose a vegetarian meal. Crew friendly and helpful. Seat was ok. All quite efficient and pleasant. Would recommend for inner China travel for sure.

The flight is not bad, but the Business Lounge is not big enough for the quantity of people they accept and there is a limited options for food and beverages.

We bought premium Economy, thinking it would be more comfortable, but the seat is so narrow ,that my legs and feet are swollen , I can't wear shoes !

It was just fine. The sirlines did live up fully to my expectation.

While boarding at PVG, there was a ticket checking by the gate, then there was another ticket checking right at the bottom of the escalator, which created quite a dangerous congestion. Don't understand why the duplication?

I was traveling alone with an infant, so the crew was incredibly helpful. Both the international and subsequent domestic flights were impeccable.

The flight was delayed by 2 hours, although to their credit they delayed my connecting flight so people could reach it. Also their site is a nightmare to navigate on a phone. Everything else was good.

CTU-KMG-CNX with 1.5 hr connection at KMG. Doable but just barely bc immigration exit from China is at the last flight leg, here: KMG to CNX. We hauled out of the domestic terminal to reenter at the international departures (luggage checked thru to CNX thankfully). Immigration had only two agents, even though KMG gets a HUGE number of foreigners. It took forever for such a shot line. Then security also took a while, so I just just made the connection. Recommend if you exit China with domestic international transfer, plan for 2+ hrs to avoid a heart attack. Airline personnel don’t suffer if you miss the flight, you do. Plan accordingly.

China Eastern as a member of Sky Alliance airlines should have the same standards overall of their partners, Besides the seats comforts everything else is bellow the standard for a business class travelers.

2 parts to the journey. First leg covered in a newer plane with decent staff + POOR FOOD QUALITY but the second half didn’t leave a positive impression at all as the plane itself was an older built and the crew didn’t serve properly. Language is an issue with China Eastern flights as always, but unmotivated crew just makes it even bad.

Excellent! I had read some negative reviews but I found out that it was not all was not true! The staff was courteous and helpful. The flight take off and landing was nice & easy. The food was good! I asked for a second and I got it easily and without an attitude! All was wonderful!

Again, I was presented with birthday pastries two times as a celebrated my birthday on both legs of my trip. I will keep flying to China using China Eastern airlines. As they made this trip a special one thank you.

A lot of value considering the cheap ticket prices. All meals served were Chinese food. Would fly them again considering the ticket was half the price of any others

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