Showing 119 Sydney to Los Angeles Flights - Starting at Just ₹ 57024


HA 452
SYD
21:40
20h 20mvia HNL
via HNL
20h 20m
LAX
23:00
Non Refundable

Earn 1731 InterMiles

HA 452
SYD
21:40
18h 05mvia HNL
via HNL
18h 05m
ONT
20:45
Non Refundable

Earn 1818 InterMiles

HA 452
SYD
21:40
18h 10mvia HNL
via HNL
18h 10m
LGB
20:50
Non Refundable

Earn 1857 InterMiles

HA 452
SYD
21:40
27h 05mvia HNL
via HNL
27h 05m
LAX
05:45+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1857 InterMiles

OZ 602
SYD
10:20
23h 30mvia ICN
via ICN
23h 30m
LAX
14:50

Refundable
Earn 1908 InterMiles

OZ 602
SYD
10:20
41h 20mvia ICN
via ICN
41h 20m
LAX
08:40+1day

Refundable
Earn 1908 InterMiles

NH 880
SYD
21:35
37h 20mvia HND
via HND
37h 20m
LAX
15:55+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2259 InterMiles

PR 212
SYD
12:00
26h 00mvia MNL
via MNL
26h 00m
LAX
19:00

Refundable
Earn 2340 InterMiles

PR 212
SYD
12:00
39h 15mvia MNL
via MNL
39h 15m
LAX
08:15+1day

Refundable
Earn 2340 InterMiles

UA 842
SYD
11:20
13h 45mNon-stop
13h 45m
LAX
06:05
Non Refundable

Earn 2463 InterMiles

NH 890
SYD
12:30
22h 25mvia HND
via HND
22h 25m
LAX
15:55
Non Refundable

Earn 2466 InterMiles

DL 40
SYD
11:05
13h 55mNon-stop
13h 55m
LAX
06:00
Non Refundable

Earn 2478 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
17h 05mvia SFO
via SFO
17h 05m
LAX
12:05
Non Refundable

Earn 2478 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
20h 02mvia SFO
via SFO
20h 02m
LAX
15:02
Non Refundable

Earn 2478 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
23h 10mvia SFO
via SFO
23h 10m
LAX
18:10
Non Refundable

Earn 2478 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
25h 02mvia SFO
via SFO
25h 02m
LAX
20:02
Non Refundable

Earn 2478 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
26h 17mvia SFO
via SFO
26h 17m
LAX
21:17
Non Refundable

Earn 2478 InterMiles

AA 7298
SYD
21:25
13h 45mNon-stop
13h 45m
LAX
16:10

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

AA 7374
SYD
11:20
13h 45mNon-stop
13h 45m
LAX
06:05

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 17
SYD
21:25
13h 45mNon-stop
13h 45m
LAX
16:10

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 11
SYD
11:20
13h 45mNon-stop
13h 45m
LAX
06:05

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

AA 72
SYD
11:15
14h 05mNon-stop
14h 05m
LAX
06:20

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 4111
SYD
11:15
14h 05mNon-stop
14h 05m
LAX
06:20

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 106
SYD
13:45
16h 30mvia AKL
via AKL
16h 30m
LAX
11:15

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

FJ 910
SYD
14:00
16h 50mvia NAN
via NAN
16h 50m
LAX
11:50
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 3869
SYD
14:00
16h 50mvia NAN
via NAN
16h 50m
LAX
11:50

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 552
SYD
19:35
16h 55mvia BNE
via BNE
16h 55m
LAX
17:30

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

AA 7397
SYD
20:55
17h 06mvia SFO
via SFO
17h 06m
LAX
19:01

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 73
SYD
20:55
17h 06mvia SFO
via SFO
17h 06m
LAX
19:01

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
17h 15mvia SFO
via SFO
17h 15m
SNA
12:15
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 550
SYD
19:05
17h 25mvia BNE
via BNE
17h 25m
LAX
17:30

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 546
SYD
18:35
17h 55mvia BNE
via BNE
17h 55m
LAX
17:30

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
18h 19mvia SFO
via SFO
18h 19m
BUR
13:19
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 544
SYD
18:05
18h 25mvia BNE
via BNE
18h 25m
LAX
17:30

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 485
SYD
18:45
18h 30mvia MEL
via MEL
18h 30m
LAX
18:15

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 104
SYD
11:45
18h 30mvia AKL
via AKL
18h 30m
LAX
11:15

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 483
SYD
18:30
18h 45mvia MEL
via MEL
18h 45m
LAX
18:15

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 542
SYD
17:35
18h 55mvia BNE
via BNE
18h 55m
LAX
17:30

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 34
SYD
11:20
19h 02mvia YVR
via YVR
19h 02m
LAX
11:22
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 477
SYD
17:45
19h 30mvia MEL
via MEL
19h 30m
LAX
18:15

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

JQ 201
SYD
09:05
19h 40mvia AKL
via AKL
19h 40m
LAX
09:45
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 106
SYD
13:45
19h 45mvia AKL
via AKL
19h 45m
LAX
14:30

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 475
SYD
17:30
19h 45mvia MEL
via MEL
19h 45m
LAX
18:15

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
19h 54mvia SFO
via SFO
19h 54m
SNA
14:54
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 34
SYD
11:20
19h 55mvia YVR
via YVR
19h 55m
SNA
12:15
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 102
SYD
09:55
20h 20mvia AKL
via AKL
20h 20m
LAX
11:15

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
20h 37mvia SFO
via SFO
20h 37m
ONT
15:37
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 467
SYD
16:30
20h 45mvia MEL
via MEL
20h 45m
LAX
18:15

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 463
SYD
16:00
21h 15mvia MEL
via MEL
21h 15m
LAX
18:15

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 34
SYD
11:20
21h 33mvia YVR
via YVR
21h 33m
LAX
13:53
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 104
SYD
11:45
21h 45mvia AKL
via AKL
21h 45m
LAX
14:30

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

JL 52
SYD
09:15
23h 05mvia HND
via HND
23h 05m
LAX
13:20
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
23h 13mvia SFO
via SFO
23h 13m
BUR
18:13
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
23h 15mvia SFO
via SFO
23h 15m
SNA
18:15
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

CX 110
SYD
08:50
23h 30mvia HKG
via HKG
23h 30m
LAX
13:20

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 102
SYD
09:55
23h 35mvia AKL
via AKL
23h 35m
LAX
14:30

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 34
SYD
11:20
23h 48mvia YVR
via YVR
23h 48m
LAX
16:08
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

KE 402
SYD
08:50
23h 50mvia ICN
via ICN
23h 50m
LAX
13:40

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

FJ 914
SYD
06:15
24h 35mvia NAN
via NAN
24h 35m
LAX
11:50
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 34
SYD
11:20
25h 43mvia YVR
via YVR
25h 43m
LAX
18:03
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
25h 45mvia SFO
via SFO
25h 45m
SNA
20:45
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
26h 07mvia SFO
via SFO
26h 07m
BUR
21:07
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

SQ 232
SYD
12:15
26h 40mvia SIN
via SIN
26h 40m
LAX
19:55

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

NH 890
SYD
12:30
27h 15mvia HND
via HND
27h 15m
SNA
20:45
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
27h 24mvia SFO
via SFO
27h 24m
ONT
22:24
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

NH 890
SYD
12:30
28h 54mvia HND
via HND
28h 54m
ONT
22:24
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

CX 138
SYD
22:20
29h 45mvia HKG
via HKG
29h 45m
LAX
09:05+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

SQ 212
SYD
09:05
29h 50mvia SIN
via SIN
29h 50m
LAX
19:55

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 112
SYD
19:15
29h 50mvia AKL
via AKL
29h 50m
LAX
06:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 34
SYD
11:20
30h 28mvia YVR
via YVR
30h 28m
LAX
22:48
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 110
SYD
17:55
31h 10mvia AKL
via AKL
31h 10m
LAX
06:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

NH 880
SYD
21:35
31h 15mvia HND
via HND
31h 15m
LAX
09:50+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

CI 52
SYD
22:10
33h 20mvia TPE
via TPE
33h 20m
LAX
12:30+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

EK 413
SYD
21:45
34h 00mvia DXB
via DXB
34h 00m
LAX
12:45+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

EK 417
SYD
21:10
34h 35mvia DXB
via DXB
34h 35m
LAX
12:45+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

SQ 242
SYD
19:10
35h 05mvia SIN
via SIN
35h 05m
LAX
11:15+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 106
SYD
13:45
35h 20mvia AKL
via AKL
35h 20m
LAX
06:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

NH 880
SYD
21:35
35h 30mvia HND
via HND
35h 30m
LAX
14:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 104
SYD
11:45
37h 20mvia AKL
via AKL
37h 20m
LAX
06:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 2721
SYD
17:00
37h 22mvia BNE
via BNE
37h 22m
LAX
11:22+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

LA 800
SYD
11:35
37h 30mvia AKL
via AKL
37h 30m
LAX
06:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

SQ 222
SYD
16:10
38h 05mvia SIN
via SIN
38h 05m
LAX
11:15+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 2719
SYD
16:00
38h 22mvia BNE
via BNE
38h 22m
LAX
11:22+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

QF 554
SYD
21:35
38h 55mvia BNE
via BNE
38h 55m
LAX
17:30+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

CZ 302
SYD
22:15
38h 55mvia CAN
via CAN
38h 55m
LAX
18:10+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

UA 870
SYD
14:00
39h 03mvia SFO
via SFO
39h 03m
ONT
10:03+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

NZ 102
SYD
09:55
39h 10mvia AKL
via AKL
39h 10m
LAX
06:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 2723
SYD
15:00
39h 22mvia BNE
via BNE
39h 22m
LAX
11:22+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

EK 413
SYD
21:45
39h 33mvia DXB
via DXB
39h 33m
BUR
18:18+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 2721
SYD
17:00
39h 53mvia BNE
via BNE
39h 53m
LAX
13:53+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

EK 417
SYD
21:10
40h 08mvia DXB
via DXB
40h 08m
BUR
18:18+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

NH 890
SYD
12:30
40h 20mvia HND
via HND
40h 20m
LAX
09:50+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

CI 52
SYD
22:10
40h 25mvia TPE
via TPE
40h 25m
LAX
19:35+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

NH 890
SYD
12:30
40h 33mvia HND
via HND
40h 33m
ONT
10:03+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 2719
SYD
16:00
40h 53mvia BNE
via BNE
40h 53m
LAX
13:53+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

AC 2717
SYD
13:00
41h 22mvia BNE
via BNE
41h 22m
LAX
11:22+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

CI 9995
SYD
14:00
41h 30mvia MEL
via MEL
41h 30m
LAX
12:30+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

SQ 242
SYD
19:10
41h 50mvia SIN
via SIN
41h 50m
LAX
18:00+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

SQ 232
SYD
12:15
42h 00mvia SIN
via SIN
42h 00m
LAX
11:15+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

NH 880
SYD
21:35
42h 10mvia HND
via HND
42h 10m
SNA
20:45+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

CI 9993
SYD
13:00
42h 30mvia MEL
via MEL
42h 30m
LAX
12:30+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

KE 402
SYD
08:50
42h 40mvia ICN
via ICN
42h 40m
LAX
08:30+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

JL 52
SYD
09:15
42h 55mvia HND
via HND
42h 55m
LAX
09:10+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

CI 9989
SYD
12:30
43h 00mvia MEL
via MEL
43h 00m
LAX
12:30+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

CI 9981
SYD
12:00
43h 30mvia MEL
via MEL
43h 30m
LAX
12:30+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

EY 455
SYD
21:25
43h 39mvia AUH
via AUH
43h 39m
LAX
22:04+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

SQ 242
SYD
19:10
43h 45mvia SIN
via SIN
43h 45m
LAX
19:55+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

NH 880
SYD
21:35
43h 49mvia HND
via HND
43h 49m
ONT
22:24+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

EY 455
SYD
21:25
45h 23mvia AUH
via AUH
45h 23m
LAX
23:48+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

CI 9995
SYD
14:00
48h 35mvia MEL
via MEL
48h 35m
LAX
19:35+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

AY 5094
SYD
10:55
49h 10mvia HKG
via HKG
49h 10m
LAX
17:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 2500 InterMiles

CI 9993
SYD
13:00
49h 35mvia MEL
via MEL
49h 35m
LAX
19:35+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

EK 415
SYD
06:00
49h 45mvia DXB
via DXB
49h 45m
LAX
12:45+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

EK 415
SYD
06:00
55h 10mvia DXB
via DXB
55h 10m
LAX
18:10+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

EK 415
SYD
06:00
55h 18mvia DXB
via DXB
55h 18m
BUR
18:18+1day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

EY 455
SYD
21:25
59h 00mvia AUH
via AUH
59h 00m
LAX
13:25+2day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

EY 455
SYD
21:25
66h 23mvia AUH
via AUH
66h 23m
LAX
20:48+2day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

EY 455
SYD
21:25
67h 39mvia AUH
via AUH
67h 39m
LAX
22:04+2day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles

EY 455
SYD
21:25
69h 23mvia AUH
via AUH
69h 23m
LAX
23:48+2day

Refundable
Earn 2500 InterMiles
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The current number of airlines & flights flying between Sydney and Los Angeles are:
4 Flights by Hawalian Air from Sydney to Los Angeles
2 Flights by Asiana Airlines from Sydney to Los Angeles
10 Flights by All Nippon from Sydney to Los Angeles
2 Flights by undefined from Sydney to Los Angeles
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About Sydney
Located in New South Wales is the city of Sydney, one of the largest cities in Australia. The city is famously known for its harbourfront Sydney Opera House, originally designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon. The structure was eventually finished by an Australian team of architects. The city has massive harbours that connect with many Asian and Oceania countries.
Best time to visit Sydney
Sydney has two diverse seasons which are perfect for a trip. From September to November and March through May, the temperatures are very amiable, especially for tourists. For Sydney, the peak tourist season is between December to February as the temperature ranges between25 degree Celsius to 26 degree Celsius. Not only is the summer pleasant but also tourist-friendly. However, it does come with a cost, that being the expensive flight and hotel costs in Sydney. The temperatures are warm enough for Australians to flock over to the continent's capital, but for an outsider, the prices could be quite steep. Hence, the months leading up to the summer and the ones leading up to winter are ideal for tourists with a budget constraint. Between September and November, the number of tourists in the city is considerably less, giving you ample time and space to soak in the beautiful city's spirits. Plus, the season also brings some amazing festivities such as Sydney Fringe Festival, Night Noodle Markets, Taste of Sydney, Sculpture by the Sea and Festival of the Winds. The events are undoubtedly perfect for invoking the foodie in you.
Similarly, even March through May sees alluring weather with decent temperatures and fewer tourists. With less crowd, the city certainly brings a whole new vibe that would go well with tourists who prefer solitude. Not just the temperatures but even the number of tourists starts to drop during these months while the city prepares to welcome the winters. For those who wish to make the most of the season and have a liking towards the wildlife, you will also enjoy this time. It is known to be the start of the whale-watching season in Sydney, and if you're interested in something like this, then you should plan your trip according to this time. Sydney also rings in some lovely events and festivals such as Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia, Sydney Royal Easter Show, Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival and Vivid Sydney, to name a few. The city bustles with vivacity during this period, and you would thoroughly enjoy being part of all the fanfare. Plus, the additional perk of choosing this season is a drop in the hotel and flight ticket prices. You can book your flights to Sydney as well as accommodations without worrying about exorbitant costs.
Places to visit in Sydney
Sydney's primary location for tourists to head is either the Sydney Harbour or the Bondi beach, but there are far too many things that should also be explored in the city. You can actually start with the Sydney Harbour Bridge, which is quite close to the Opera House. Since the area brims with many tourist attractions, it is the best way to kick off the tour. From the bridge, you can further head to check out the harbour. It is touted to be the most beautiful harbour in the entire world right now. Through the harbour, you can swing past the Sydney Opera House. It would be something to actually get tickets to a show at the Opera House. For the beach bums, beaches such as Manly Beach, Bondi Beach and Coogee Beach are big highlights. These places are always packed with tourists or even the locals who cannot do without water. Aside from the Sydney Harbour, the Darling Harbour is just as alluring and is located close to the Australian National Maritime Museum. Do not miss out the Royal Botanic Garden, which spews fresh air to the city.
Things to do in Sydney
The best way to spend time in Sydney would be not just to indulge in visiting new places but also to engage in some cruising fun. You can make some prior bookings for a cruise and set off from the Sydney Harbour. The cruise can even take you to the Blue Mountains, which is one of the natural wonders of the world. Further, you can actually book a hotel in the vast green mountains and complete the trip. You can also take up various activities at the beaches from surfing to strolling to sunbathing. Most importantly, do a little gallivanting around the city and find some impeccable food establishments as well as watering holes. If everything seems too much for you to do or if you need a day off to just relax, you can visit The Rocks and opt for a leisure stroll instead of the heart-thumping adventure fun. You can do the same at the Royal Botanic Garden as well.
Food and restaurants in Sydney
Sydney's cuisine is majorly influenced by European and Asian cuisine. Since the country does have many immigrants residing from these continents, the food also celebrates their cultures. The elements from these cultures have brought forth some of the finest food establishments in the city. You will find a sizeable galore of Asian and European dishes in places such as Fortune Village Chinese Restaurant, The Spice Room and Medusa Greek Taverna. These places bring about the finest culinary classics which would definitely be the best to go on your trip. Aside from these, you can also visit more ethnic cuisines that are district specifics, and these include, Little Saigon and Cabramatta in the Italian-rich region of Leichhardt and the famous Chinatown area. While these places do favour international cuisine, you can also go in deep to explore some of the rich and traditional Australian meals.
Despite some of the classic Australian dishes that will be at your perusal, they all do have influences in terms of cooking styles and flavours that go back to the international cultures. You will notice that meat is the base of every dish. The Aussies like to involve meat in all their dishes. It reflects perfectly well with their meals. If you do enjoy variations in meat, you will be happy to know that they have such provisions made. In fact, the cattle business is high in this region due to the constant demand for cattle meat of all kind. Sydney is also high on seafood as it is located close to the harbour. In fact, you can visit Darling Harbour's Cargo Bar, Sydney Opera House's Opera Bar and to get some amazing breakfast at Pancakes on the Rocks. You can further extend your food expedition by visiting the city during their food festivals. From Sydney's Night Noodles Markets to Taste of Sydney, these festivals celebrate food, and you will get to savour the most.
How to reach Sydney
Flight connectivity to Sydney from India is quite good with multitudes of flights flying in and out of the country regularly. However, there are no direct flights that fly to Sydney and requires changing of routes. The most popular route to Sydney from India is via Hong Kong. Airlines such as Qatar Airways and Cathay Pacific use the Hong Kong international route to reach Sydney. By flying from these airlines, you will have only one flight to change to reach Sydney. From Hong Kong, you can change flights to Sydney and make it in about 18 hours. The layover in Hong Kong is usually for two hours. There are airlines that take the Singapore route as well to reach Sydney. Airlines such as Qantas Airways and Singapore Airlines use this international route to reach Sydney and have layovers of about an hour or two before they fly from Singapore. The flight duration to Sydney from Mumbai, via the Singapore route, would take approximately 15 to 18 hours to reach. However, sometimes, due to unavailability of direct flights to Sydney from Singapore or Hong Kong could lead the airlines to take a second layover at Melbourne so they can connect to the country's capital.
Travelling to Sydney is rather time-consuming, but the flight tickets are decently priced. If you book your flight tickets to Sydney well in advance, you will be able to enjoy some amazing online flight deals. There might be some discounts for tickets to Sydney, which you can avail as long as you make the right choice of flights and airlines. Make sure that you also book your hotels in Sydney while you're getting your travel sorted. There are a plethora of cheap flights to Sydney that you will find if you peruse through thoroughly. Depending on the season and peak time, the ticket costs will see a spike and drop. You will have to ensure that you make a note of these things before you make your flight bookings. The city has multitudes of options for hotel accommodations. It ranges from ultra-exquisite to cheap and decent, for you to choose from. Again, booking your hotels in Sydney, well in advance will only be beneficial to you as that would give you many offers and deals to enjoy.
About Los Angeles
Los Angeles is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States of America. Even though it is majorly popular for Hollywood and a tour of the Paramount Pictures Studios and Warner Bros. Studios, there is more to LA than that. It is one of the fanciest cities to live in and worth every penny spent. LA also has the Malibu, Venice and Santa Monica Beaches that offer a couple of water activities. You can also go hiking at Griffith Park and Angeles National Forest. A lot of tourists prefer a guided tour of the city, but it can take a while since it's a big city. It would, however, help if you plan in advance and make a list of things you want to do and places you want to visit in LA. You also need to make sure that you book your hotel in Los Angeles way in advance. For all you know, you might even run into your favourite celebrity here in LA.
Best Time to Visit Los Angeles
LA is one city that you can visit whenever you want and is at its affordable best if you have planned the trip well in advance. June to August is summer in LA, and it is also a high season. The temperature ranges from 15 to 29 degree Celsius. Booking a hotel in LA during the high season is quite expensive, and you won't even get cheap flight tickets to LA if you are flying during this season. However, if you are not wound up by a budget or have no trouble bearing the heat, summer is ideal for visiting LA for you. You can also be a part of LA Pride that happens in June and the Nisei Week Japanese Festival in August. Since the city is buzzing with tourists, it will also be difficult for you to enjoy some quiet time for yourself. You will constantly find a lot of tourists, almost every place you go to.
March to May is the spring season in LA, and though the prices don't really drop during this season, it is an ideal time to visit the city. The weather remains pleasant, and there are fewer tourists as compared to summer, which makes it all the more better. Though you might not be able to book a hotel in LA at an affordable price, you will come across quite a few discounts and flight deals to LA online. You can attend events like the Los Angeles Marathon, Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, Jazz Reggae Festival and so on. With fewer tourists, you will also enjoy the Hollywood tour more than you would with tourists overcrowding the city. The temperature ranges from 10 to 23 degree Celsius and makes for quite a pleasant day. The evenings are perfect for you just to take a stroll around the city or the beaches if you are planning to visit any.
September to November is another best time to visit LA since this is when the tourists leave. The weather turns quite pleasant, hotel prices drop and so do prices of flight tickets to LA. The temperature ranges from 11 to 28 degree Celsius. You won't have to worry about splurging more than your budget or stepping out in the sun a lot if you are visiting in autumn. If you are lucky enough, you might even get a chance to attend the Emmy Awards or at least the red carpet as a fan. Make sure that you have your passes arranged in advance. December to February is winter and temperature range from 8 to 20 degree Celsius. It rains quite a lot during winter and LA is not as cold as the other cities in the US like New York or Boston. However, you will bump into celebrities here since the Academy Awards, Golden Globe Awards and Grammys are also hosted during this season. Don't forget to catch the Hollywood Christmas Parade if you are going to be around during the festival.
Places to Visit in Los Angeles
A Hollywood Tour is a must when you visit Los Angeles. Paramount Pictures Studios, Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Warner Bros. Studios are popular tourist attractions in the city. You can go on a guided tour of the studios and might even run into your favourite celebrity. If you want to spend a day near the ocean, you can head to Santa Monica Beach, Venice Beach, Zuma Beach or Malibu Beach. You can also head to the Universal Studios. Not only will you get to visit popular movie sets here but you can also try the movie-themed rides that the place has to offer. Be it The Simpsons, Harry Potter, Walking Dead or Transformers, you can try whichever one is your favourite or all of them. The Museum of Jurassic Technology is another tourist attraction in LA that you would not want to miss. It's a blend of fact and fiction and has very little to do with dinosaurs. If you are heading to the Los Angeles Zoo, you can also visit The Griffith Observatory later. It is a planetarium that lets you observe the moon and stars through a Zeiss telescope.
Take a stroll along the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Now you don't have to hire a guide here necessarily if but you might come across interesting stories if you do. You can head to the Chinese Theatre later on that has hand and footprints of popular actors. Disneyland is another famous attraction that you can visit with your friends or family. It has two waterparks and four theme parks. You can also visit the Los Angeles County Museum of Art if you are an art lover. LACMA, as it is called, opened in 1965 and showcases artefacts from Islamic to European artists. If you want to do a little window shopping or go on a shopping spree, head over to Rodeo Drive, you will come across a lot of high-end designer stores, and you will also spot a lot of expensive, fancy vehicles.
Things to do in Los Angeles
Park near Lake Hollywood or go on a hike at Griffith Park to take a picture with the iconic Hollywood sign in the background. It is one of the most popular landmarks in LA. Griffith Park is one of the most popular places to go hiking in Los Angeles. Venice is an eccentric neighbourhood in Los Angeles, and you might want to catch the sunset at Venice Beach. You will find numerous street vendors, tattoo parlours, international cuisines and a few street performers. You will have a great time here. You can also try bicycle tours in the city, a very eco-friendly way of getting around the city. You can reserve a day for museum tours and other sightseeing tours, another day for studio tours and another one for Disneyland. Heading to the beach and indulging in water activities in another popular thing to do in LA. You will certainly not get tired of living the luxe life here.
Food and Restaurants in Los Angeles
LA has a very diverse range of cuisines, and since it is a famous place for celebs to be at, you will find a lot of restaurants here that are either owned by celebrity chefs like Wolfgang Puck and Gino Angelini. You will also find celebrity chefs recreating their signature dishes at other restaurants. If you want to grab a quick bite instead of waiting around at a restaurant, you can try the food trucks that serve sushi burritos, quinoa bowls and loaded hot dogs. You can also sign yourself up for a guided food tour since LA is known for its eclectic dining scene. The city is also known for its nightlife. You can head to The Varnish and ETA, and they are some of the best cocktail bars in the city. Diddy Riese Cookies is a fast food place that serves you delicious food. If you are in the mood for Italian food, you can try Raffaello Ristorante or Angelini Osteria. Tocaya Organica is the place you go to for Mexican or Latin food. Karl Strauss Brewing Company is an amazing brewpub.
How to reach Los Angeles (Transportation)
The Los Angeles International Airport is about 30 km away from Downtown LA. It is the world's third busiest airport. The flight connectivity to Los Angeles from India is excellent. Turkish Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific Airways, British Airways are some of the popular airlines that fly to LA with layovers at Istanbul, Singapore, Hong Kong and London. The frequency of flights to LA from India is quite good, and you will get to choose from a lot of them. The LA Airport is well-equipped, and you can expect first-class treatment even if you are not a VIP. There are restaurants, cafes, duty-free shopping areas, taxi services, almost everything that you need here. You can also chill at the airport lounge while you wait for your flight.
About Los Angeles Airport
Los Angeles International Airport is located in Westchester, about 30 km away from Downtown Los Angeles. It is the primary airport that serves Los Angeles county and all the metropolitan that surrounds it. The airport is recognized to be the third busiest airport in the world with respect to passenger traffic, domestic and international. It is also the second busiest airport in the United States and follows Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The airport is easily the largest international airport on the West Coast of the US.
In fact, Los Angeles International Airport also serves as a major getaway for international flights and operations to the US. The airport is also renowned for its status as the world's busiest origin as well as the destination airport. This means the airport sees travellers either commence or conclude their journey than use it for connecting flights. Los Angeles International Airport also operates the four legacy carriers of the US, American, United, Alaska and Delta. Hubs have been designated to the airlines.
About Airport Terminals
Los Angeles International Airport has a total of nine passenger terminals which comprises of 132 gates in total. The arrangement of the gates is in the form of the letter U and have been numbered to make it easier for the passenger. Tom Bradley International Terminal is completely out of the equation though. With the expansion of the Midfield Satellite Concourse North, international flights can now be accessed from the Tom Bradley Terminal (TBIT). With TBIT, 12 new gates have been added to the Midfield Satellite Concourse North. The terminal and runway have also undergone tremendous improvement. Terminal 1 is reserved for domestic flights as well as international check-in counters are also available. Terminal 2 has been allotted to Aer Lingus Airlines, Aeromexico, Virgin Atlantic, West Jet and Delta Air Lines. Virgin Atlantic also has a Clubhouse that has been installed in the terminal premise. The structure has a luxurious overview that has been inspired by the West Coast luxe lifestyle. Terminal 3 has recently been given wholly to Delta Air Lines. The airlines plans to make some extensive upgrades to accommodate better passenger experience. The terminal also has check-ins of airlines such as Interjet and Virgin Australia, Avianca and Copa.
Terminal 4 has been taken over by American Airlines. The upgrades to the terminal were recently completed and with ticketing counters, restaurants and a direct connection from the terminal to the newly opened Tom Bradley International Terminal. The link has been created to enhance connectivity for passengers who need to reach the other terminal for connecting flights. Terminal 5 sees airlines such as Hawaiian Air, Air Canada (only arrivals), American, American Airlines, Allegiant Air and Frontier. They have recently upgraded the face of the terminal with additional restaurants and ticketing lobby. New baggage carousels have also been installed. Terminal 6 has the departures for Air Canada and all operations of Alaska Airlines, Boutique Air, Thomas Cook, Viva Aerobus and Mokulele Airlines. Latest check-in kiosks have been installed as well as numerous security screening points. Even the lobby's decor has undergone alterations. Terminal 7 is again reserved for domestic airlines, United Airlines and United Express. A new United Club Terminal 7 lounge has recently been opened. Terminal 8 also has flights of United Airlines and United Express with better ticketing lobby and enhancing seating.
About Airport Authority
Los Angeles International Airport is owned and operated by the Los Angeles World Airports (LAWAL). LAWA is actually a branch of the city of Los Angeles and has a team of seven members on the Board of Airport Commissioners. They govern the management and administer the airport's functions. The statutory body owns Los Angeles International Airport as well as Van Nuys Airport, which is located in the San Fernando Valley. Los Angeles World Airport was acquired in 1928 by the Los Angeles Department of Airports to take up operations of Los Angeles Municipal Airport (as it was named earlier). Later in 1997, the Department of Airports took on a new identity and named itself Los Angeles World Airports. The organization was previously owned and operated by Palmdale Regional Airport along with Ontario International Airport. However, it is now an independent body. The authority has managed to bring about tremendous changes in upscaling the passenger experience and infrastructure of the Los Angeles International Airport. They even received the Sustainability Award after the renovation of their Tom Bradley International Terminal.
Los Angeles World Airports has enabled its department of police that go by the name Los Angeles Airport Police. They are often referred to as LAXPD or LAWAPD too. The department is recognized as the fourth largest law enforcement entity in Los Angeles County. There are about 1,100 law enforcement, staff and security personnel employed by the LAWAPD. They sometimes even patrol jointly with the county's police department (LAPD). Additional police personnel have been assigned to LAX security too.
Top airlines flying from Los Angeles International Airport
Los Angeles International Airport caters as the focus city to airlines such as Air New Zealand, Qantas, Volaris, Southwest Airlines, Allegiant Air and Norwegian Air Shuttle. Meanwhile, it is also known to be the only airport in the United States to cater to all four US legacy carriers, namely, American, Alaska, United and Delta. In fact, designated terminals have been allotted to accommodate these airlines at the Los Angeles International Airport. Aside from the legacy carriers, the airlines also see tremendous action on the international front. Airlines such as Aer Lingus, Air Canada, Air China, Air France, Air New Zealand, All Nippon Airways, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Copa, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Fiji Airways, Finnair, Hawaiian Airlines, Iberia, Japan Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airways, Lufthansa, LOT Polish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Qantas, Saudia, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Swiss, Turkish Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Volaris and WestJet, have dedicated flights flying to Los Angeles Airport on a regular basis.
Facilities at the Los Angeles International Airport
Nursing stations - Nursing stations or child care rooms are present at the airport for mothers with infants. The room is regularly sanitized and kept clean to ensure that it doesn't cause discomfort to the mother or the baby.
WiFI - WiFi connections can also be availed at the airport for free. You can get details of the same at the information desk. The WiFi services are unlimited so you can use it for as long as you want.
ATMs and currency exchange - Dedicated ATM kiosks and currency exchange counters are also present at the arrivals of the airport.
Medical services - Medical centres and emergency rooms are also available at the Los Angeles International Airport. You can make medical purchases. In case of an emergency that takes place at the airport terminal, there are paramedics available to immediately tend to the case.
Animal relief centre - There are provisions of animal relief areas where travellers flying with pets can visit. The areas are reserved specifically to help out pets and their family.
Art programs - The airport has a one of a kind art experience where they host programs that travellers can indulge in.
Lounges - Los Angeles International Airport has exquisite lounges and VIP rooms. The lounge is available for VIPs as well as first-class and business-class. The hospitality is great while the lounge also offers spas and other such services.
How to reach Los Angeles International Airport
Los Angeles International Airport is well-connected to the city centre and has various modes of transport available to and from the airport. You will be able to reach the Los Angeles International Airport with much easy if you simply opt for FlyAway bus service that is available at the official website of the airport. The service basically helps bridge the gap between Los Angeles International Airport and Union Station. It also caters to other locations in the city so you can easily reach the Los Angeles International Airport without much hassle. The buses also work on regular schedules so you might have to learn a bit about the same before you plan your travel options. Los Angeles International Airport's website has already shared the bus schedules on their website so you can peruse through the same to get answers. 11:40 PM is the last bus while it starts at 5:40 AM. The timings can change depending on the air traffic and other such conditions. There are free shuttle buses that can reach you to different terminals within the LA Airport premise.
Car rentals and taxis are other options you can choose to reach the Los Angeles International Airport. You can either book them on apps such as Uber, or you can also hail a taxi from the street. The chances of getting those might be limited in LA, but you can always try. As for rentals, if you have just landed at Los Angeles International Airport, you can find rental booths at the arrivals area. You can make your car rental bookings here and leave for the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which are the most preferred airlines from Sydney to Los Angeles ?
Hawalian Air, Asiana Airlines, All Nippon, undefined, United Airlines, Delta Airlines, Japan Airlines, Air Newzealand, American Arlnes, Qantas Airways, Korean Airways, Air Canada, China Airlines, Lan Airlines, Singapore Air, Fiji Airways, Emirates, Cathay Pacific, Jet Star, Finnair, Etihad Airways and China Southern are the most preferred airlines on Sydney to Los Angeles flight route.
Any offer available for new users on Sydney to Los Angeles flight booking by InterMiles?
InterMiles offers Flat 750 discount on flight especially for New Users by using coupon code: TNC750NEW.
Which is the cheapest airline on Sydney to Los Angeles flight route?
Hawalian Air offers the cheapest flights from Sydney to Los Angeles.
When does the first flight leave from Sydney to Los Angeles?
The first flight from Sydney to Los Angeles is Emirates EK415 at 06:00.
Which is the last flight on Sydney to Los Angeles route?
The last flight from Sydney to Los Angeles route is Cathay Pacific CX138 at 22:20.
How many flights fly from Sydney to Los Angeles on the daily basis?
There are 119 flights flying from Sydney to Los Angeles every day. Around 119 flights are flying daily from Sydney to Los Angeles. Out of which 8 are direct and 111 are connecting flights on this route. Some major airlines between this route are Hawalian Air, Asiana Airlines, All Nippon, undefined, United Airlines, Delta Airlines, Japan Airlines, Air Newzealand, American Arlnes, Qantas Airways, Korean Airways, Air Canada, China Airlines, Lan Airlines, Singapore Air, Fiji Airways, Emirates, Cathay Pacific, Jet Star, Finnair, Etihad Airways and China Southern.
Is it important to pay insurance charge for Sydney to Los Angeles flight booking?
No, it’s not required. But we advise you to pay small amount of insurance fee for safety purpose.
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About Sydney
Located in New South Wales is the city of Sydney, one of the largest cities in Australia. The city is famously known for its harbourfront Sydney Opera House, originally designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon. The structure was eventually finished by an Australian team of architects. The city has massive harbours that connect with many Asian and Oceania countries.
Best time to visit Sydney
Sydney has two diverse seasons which are perfect for a trip. From September to November and March through May, the temperatures are very amiable, especially for tourists. For Sydney, the peak tourist season is between December to February as the temperature ranges between25 degree Celsius to 26 degree Celsius. Not only is the summer pleasant but also tourist-friendly. However, it does come with a cost, that being the expensive flight and hotel costs in Sydney. The temperatures are warm enough for Australians to flock over to the continent's capital, but for an outsider, the prices could be quite steep. Hence, the months leading up to the summer and the ones leading up to winter are ideal for tourists with a budget constraint. Between September and November, the number of tourists in the city is considerably less, giving you ample time and space to soak in the beautiful city's spirits. Plus, the season also brings some amazing festivities such as Sydney Fringe Festival, Night Noodle Markets, Taste of Sydney, Sculpture by the Sea and Festival of the Winds. The events are undoubtedly perfect for invoking the foodie in you.
Similarly, even March through May sees alluring weather with decent temperatures and fewer tourists. With less crowd, the city certainly brings a whole new vibe that would go well with tourists who prefer solitude. Not just the temperatures but even the number of tourists starts to drop during these months while the city prepares to welcome the winters. For those who wish to make the most of the season and have a liking towards the wildlife, you will also enjoy this time. It is known to be the start of the whale-watching season in Sydney, and if you're interested in something like this, then you should plan your trip according to this time. Sydney also rings in some lovely events and festivals such as Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia, Sydney Royal Easter Show, Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival and Vivid Sydney, to name a few. The city bustles with vivacity during this period, and you would thoroughly enjoy being part of all the fanfare. Plus, the additional perk of choosing this season is a drop in the hotel and flight ticket prices. You can book your flights to Sydney as well as accommodations without worrying about exorbitant costs.
Places to visit in Sydney
Sydney's primary location for tourists to head is either the Sydney Harbour or the Bondi beach, but there are far too many things that should also be explored in the city. You can actually start with the Sydney Harbour Bridge, which is quite close to the Opera House. Since the area brims with many tourist attractions, it is the best way to kick off the tour. From the bridge, you can further head to check out the harbour. It is touted to be the most beautiful harbour in the entire world right now. Through the harbour, you can swing past the Sydney Opera House. It would be something to actually get tickets to a show at the Opera House. For the beach bums, beaches such as Manly Beach, Bondi Beach and Coogee Beach are big highlights. These places are always packed with tourists or even the locals who cannot do without water. Aside from the Sydney Harbour, the Darling Harbour is just as alluring and is located close to the Australian National Maritime Museum. Do not miss out the Royal Botanic Garden, which spews fresh air to the city.
Things to do in Sydney
The best way to spend time in Sydney would be not just to indulge in visiting new places but also to engage in some cruising fun. You can make some prior bookings for a cruise and set off from the Sydney Harbour. The cruise can even take you to the Blue Mountains, which is one of the natural wonders of the world. Further, you can actually book a hotel in the vast green mountains and complete the trip. You can also take up various activities at the beaches from surfing to strolling to sunbathing. Most importantly, do a little gallivanting around the city and find some impeccable food establishments as well as watering holes. If everything seems too much for you to do or if you need a day off to just relax, you can visit The Rocks and opt for a leisure stroll instead of the heart-thumping adventure fun. You can do the same at the Royal Botanic Garden as well.
Food and restaurants in Sydney
Sydney's cuisine is majorly influenced by European and Asian cuisine. Since the country does have many immigrants residing from these continents, the food also celebrates their cultures. The elements from these cultures have brought forth some of the finest food establishments in the city. You will find a sizeable galore of Asian and European dishes in places such as Fortune Village Chinese Restaurant, The Spice Room and Medusa Greek Taverna. These places bring about the finest culinary classics which would definitely be the best to go on your trip. Aside from these, you can also visit more ethnic cuisines that are district specifics, and these include, Little Saigon and Cabramatta in the Italian-rich region of Leichhardt and the famous Chinatown area. While these places do favour international cuisine, you can also go in deep to explore some of the rich and traditional Australian meals.
Despite some of the classic Australian dishes that will be at your perusal, they all do have influences in terms of cooking styles and flavours that go back to the international cultures. You will notice that meat is the base of every dish. The Aussies like to involve meat in all their dishes. It reflects perfectly well with their meals. If you do enjoy variations in meat, you will be happy to know that they have such provisions made. In fact, the cattle business is high in this region due to the constant demand for cattle meat of all kind. Sydney is also high on seafood as it is located close to the harbour. In fact, you can visit Darling Harbour's Cargo Bar, Sydney Opera House's Opera Bar and to get some amazing breakfast at Pancakes on the Rocks. You can further extend your food expedition by visiting the city during their food festivals. From Sydney's Night Noodles Markets to Taste of Sydney, these festivals celebrate food, and you will get to savour the most.
How to reach Sydney
Flight connectivity to Sydney from India is quite good with multitudes of flights flying in and out of the country regularly. However, there are no direct flights that fly to Sydney and requires changing of routes. The most popular route to Sydney from India is via Hong Kong. Airlines such as Qatar Airways and Cathay Pacific use the Hong Kong international route to reach Sydney. By flying from these airlines, you will have only one flight to change to reach Sydney. From Hong Kong, you can change flights to Sydney and make it in about 18 hours. The layover in Hong Kong is usually for two hours. There are airlines that take the Singapore route as well to reach Sydney. Airlines such as Qantas Airways and Singapore Airlines use this international route to reach Sydney and have layovers of about an hour or two before they fly from Singapore. The flight duration to Sydney from Mumbai, via the Singapore route, would take approximately 15 to 18 hours to reach. However, sometimes, due to unavailability of direct flights to Sydney from Singapore or Hong Kong could lead the airlines to take a second layover at Melbourne so they can connect to the country's capital.
Travelling to Sydney is rather time-consuming, but the flight tickets are decently priced. If you book your flight tickets to Sydney well in advance, you will be able to enjoy some amazing online flight deals. There might be some discounts for tickets to Sydney, which you can avail as long as you make the right choice of flights and airlines. Make sure that you also book your hotels in Sydney while you're getting your travel sorted. There are a plethora of cheap flights to Sydney that you will find if you peruse through thoroughly. Depending on the season and peak time, the ticket costs will see a spike and drop. You will have to ensure that you make a note of these things before you make your flight bookings. The city has multitudes of options for hotel accommodations. It ranges from ultra-exquisite to cheap and decent, for you to choose from. Again, booking your hotels in Sydney, well in advance will only be beneficial to you as that would give you many offers and deals to enjoy.
About Los Angeles
Los Angeles is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States of America. Even though it is majorly popular for Hollywood and a tour of the Paramount Pictures Studios and Warner Bros. Studios, there is more to LA than that. It is one of the fanciest cities to live in and worth every penny spent. LA also has the Malibu, Venice and Santa Monica Beaches that offer a couple of water activities. You can also go hiking at Griffith Park and Angeles National Forest. A lot of tourists prefer a guided tour of the city, but it can take a while since it's a big city. It would, however, help if you plan in advance and make a list of things you want to do and places you want to visit in LA. You also need to make sure that you book your hotel in Los Angeles way in advance. For all you know, you might even run into your favourite celebrity here in LA.
Best Time to Visit Los Angeles
LA is one city that you can visit whenever you want and is at its affordable best if you have planned the trip well in advance. June to August is summer in LA, and it is also a high season. The temperature ranges from 15 to 29 degree Celsius. Booking a hotel in LA during the high season is quite expensive, and you won't even get cheap flight tickets to LA if you are flying during this season. However, if you are not wound up by a budget or have no trouble bearing the heat, summer is ideal for visiting LA for you. You can also be a part of LA Pride that happens in June and the Nisei Week Japanese Festival in August. Since the city is buzzing with tourists, it will also be difficult for you to enjoy some quiet time for yourself. You will constantly find a lot of tourists, almost every place you go to.
March to May is the spring season in LA, and though the prices don't really drop during this season, it is an ideal time to visit the city. The weather remains pleasant, and there are fewer tourists as compared to summer, which makes it all the more better. Though you might not be able to book a hotel in LA at an affordable price, you will come across quite a few discounts and flight deals to LA online. You can attend events like the Los Angeles Marathon, Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, Jazz Reggae Festival and so on. With fewer tourists, you will also enjoy the Hollywood tour more than you would with tourists overcrowding the city. The temperature ranges from 10 to 23 degree Celsius and makes for quite a pleasant day. The evenings are perfect for you just to take a stroll around the city or the beaches if you are planning to visit any.
September to November is another best time to visit LA since this is when the tourists leave. The weather turns quite pleasant, hotel prices drop and so do prices of flight tickets to LA. The temperature ranges from 11 to 28 degree Celsius. You won't have to worry about splurging more than your budget or stepping out in the sun a lot if you are visiting in autumn. If you are lucky enough, you might even get a chance to attend the Emmy Awards or at least the red carpet as a fan. Make sure that you have your passes arranged in advance. December to February is winter and temperature range from 8 to 20 degree Celsius. It rains quite a lot during winter and LA is not as cold as the other cities in the US like New York or Boston. However, you will bump into celebrities here since the Academy Awards, Golden Globe Awards and Grammys are also hosted during this season. Don't forget to catch the Hollywood Christmas Parade if you are going to be around during the festival.
Places to Visit in Los Angeles
A Hollywood Tour is a must when you visit Los Angeles. Paramount Pictures Studios, Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Warner Bros. Studios are popular tourist attractions in the city. You can go on a guided tour of the studios and might even run into your favourite celebrity. If you want to spend a day near the ocean, you can head to Santa Monica Beach, Venice Beach, Zuma Beach or Malibu Beach. You can also head to the Universal Studios. Not only will you get to visit popular movie sets here but you can also try the movie-themed rides that the place has to offer. Be it The Simpsons, Harry Potter, Walking Dead or Transformers, you can try whichever one is your favourite or all of them. The Museum of Jurassic Technology is another tourist attraction in LA that you would not want to miss. It's a blend of fact and fiction and has very little to do with dinosaurs. If you are heading to the Los Angeles Zoo, you can also visit The Griffith Observatory later. It is a planetarium that lets you observe the moon and stars through a Zeiss telescope.
Take a stroll along the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Now you don't have to hire a guide here necessarily if but you might come across interesting stories if you do. You can head to the Chinese Theatre later on that has hand and footprints of popular actors. Disneyland is another famous attraction that you can visit with your friends or family. It has two waterparks and four theme parks. You can also visit the Los Angeles County Museum of Art if you are an art lover. LACMA, as it is called, opened in 1965 and showcases artefacts from Islamic to European artists. If you want to do a little window shopping or go on a shopping spree, head over to Rodeo Drive, you will come across a lot of high-end designer stores, and you will also spot a lot of expensive, fancy vehicles.
Things to do in Los Angeles
Park near Lake Hollywood or go on a hike at Griffith Park to take a picture with the iconic Hollywood sign in the background. It is one of the most popular landmarks in LA. Griffith Park is one of the most popular places to go hiking in Los Angeles. Venice is an eccentric neighbourhood in Los Angeles, and you might want to catch the sunset at Venice Beach. You will find numerous street vendors, tattoo parlours, international cuisines and a few street performers. You will have a great time here. You can also try bicycle tours in the city, a very eco-friendly way of getting around the city. You can reserve a day for museum tours and other sightseeing tours, another day for studio tours and another one for Disneyland. Heading to the beach and indulging in water activities in another popular thing to do in LA. You will certainly not get tired of living the luxe life here.
Food and Restaurants in Los Angeles
LA has a very diverse range of cuisines, and since it is a famous place for celebs to be at, you will find a lot of restaurants here that are either owned by celebrity chefs like Wolfgang Puck and Gino Angelini. You will also find celebrity chefs recreating their signature dishes at other restaurants. If you want to grab a quick bite instead of waiting around at a restaurant, you can try the food trucks that serve sushi burritos, quinoa bowls and loaded hot dogs. You can also sign yourself up for a guided food tour since LA is known for its eclectic dining scene. The city is also known for its nightlife. You can head to The Varnish and ETA, and they are some of the best cocktail bars in the city. Diddy Riese Cookies is a fast food place that serves you delicious food. If you are in the mood for Italian food, you can try Raffaello Ristorante or Angelini Osteria. Tocaya Organica is the place you go to for Mexican or Latin food. Karl Strauss Brewing Company is an amazing brewpub.
How to reach Los Angeles (Transportation)
The Los Angeles International Airport is about 30 km away from Downtown LA. It is the world's third busiest airport. The flight connectivity to Los Angeles from India is excellent. Turkish Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific Airways, British Airways are some of the popular airlines that fly to LA with layovers at Istanbul, Singapore, Hong Kong and London. The frequency of flights to LA from India is quite good, and you will get to choose from a lot of them. The LA Airport is well-equipped, and you can expect first-class treatment even if you are not a VIP. There are restaurants, cafes, duty-free shopping areas, taxi services, almost everything that you need here. You can also chill at the airport lounge while you wait for your flight.
About Los Angeles Airport
Los Angeles International Airport is located in Westchester, about 30 km away from Downtown Los Angeles. It is the primary airport that serves Los Angeles county and all the metropolitan that surrounds it. The airport is recognized to be the third busiest airport in the world with respect to passenger traffic, domestic and international. It is also the second busiest airport in the United States and follows Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The airport is easily the largest international airport on the West Coast of the US.
In fact, Los Angeles International Airport also serves as a major getaway for international flights and operations to the US. The airport is also renowned for its status as the world's busiest origin as well as the destination airport. This means the airport sees travellers either commence or conclude their journey than use it for connecting flights. Los Angeles International Airport also operates the four legacy carriers of the US, American, United, Alaska and Delta. Hubs have been designated to the airlines.
About Airport Terminals
Los Angeles International Airport has a total of nine passenger terminals which comprises of 132 gates in total. The arrangement of the gates is in the form of the letter U and have been numbered to make it easier for the passenger. Tom Bradley International Terminal is completely out of the equation though. With the expansion of the Midfield Satellite Concourse North, international flights can now be accessed from the Tom Bradley Terminal (TBIT). With TBIT, 12 new gates have been added to the Midfield Satellite Concourse North. The terminal and runway have also undergone tremendous improvement. Terminal 1 is reserved for domestic flights as well as international check-in counters are also available. Terminal 2 has been allotted to Aer Lingus Airlines, Aeromexico, Virgin Atlantic, West Jet and Delta Air Lines. Virgin Atlantic also has a Clubhouse that has been installed in the terminal premise. The structure has a luxurious overview that has been inspired by the West Coast luxe lifestyle. Terminal 3 has recently been given wholly to Delta Air Lines. The airlines plans to make some extensive upgrades to accommodate better passenger experience. The terminal also has check-ins of airlines such as Interjet and Virgin Australia, Avianca and Copa.
Terminal 4 has been taken over by American Airlines. The upgrades to the terminal were recently completed and with ticketing counters, restaurants and a direct connection from the terminal to the newly opened Tom Bradley International Terminal. The link has been created to enhance connectivity for passengers who need to reach the other terminal for connecting flights. Terminal 5 sees airlines such as Hawaiian Air, Air Canada (only arrivals), American, American Airlines, Allegiant Air and Frontier. They have recently upgraded the face of the terminal with additional restaurants and ticketing lobby. New baggage carousels have also been installed. Terminal 6 has the departures for Air Canada and all operations of Alaska Airlines, Boutique Air, Thomas Cook, Viva Aerobus and Mokulele Airlines. Latest check-in kiosks have been installed as well as numerous security screening points. Even the lobby's decor has undergone alterations. Terminal 7 is again reserved for domestic airlines, United Airlines and United Express. A new United Club Terminal 7 lounge has recently been opened. Terminal 8 also has flights of United Airlines and United Express with better ticketing lobby and enhancing seating.
About Airport Authority
Los Angeles International Airport is owned and operated by the Los Angeles World Airports (LAWAL). LAWA is actually a branch of the city of Los Angeles and has a team of seven members on the Board of Airport Commissioners. They govern the management and administer the airport's functions. The statutory body owns Los Angeles International Airport as well as Van Nuys Airport, which is located in the San Fernando Valley. Los Angeles World Airport was acquired in 1928 by the Los Angeles Department of Airports to take up operations of Los Angeles Municipal Airport (as it was named earlier). Later in 1997, the Department of Airports took on a new identity and named itself Los Angeles World Airports. The organization was previously owned and operated by Palmdale Regional Airport along with Ontario International Airport. However, it is now an independent body. The authority has managed to bring about tremendous changes in upscaling the passenger experience and infrastructure of the Los Angeles International Airport. They even received the Sustainability Award after the renovation of their Tom Bradley International Terminal.
Los Angeles World Airports has enabled its department of police that go by the name Los Angeles Airport Police. They are often referred to as LAXPD or LAWAPD too. The department is recognized as the fourth largest law enforcement entity in Los Angeles County. There are about 1,100 law enforcement, staff and security personnel employed by the LAWAPD. They sometimes even patrol jointly with the county's police department (LAPD). Additional police personnel have been assigned to LAX security too.
Top airlines flying from Los Angeles International Airport
Los Angeles International Airport caters as the focus city to airlines such as Air New Zealand, Qantas, Volaris, Southwest Airlines, Allegiant Air and Norwegian Air Shuttle. Meanwhile, it is also known to be the only airport in the United States to cater to all four US legacy carriers, namely, American, Alaska, United and Delta. In fact, designated terminals have been allotted to accommodate these airlines at the Los Angeles International Airport. Aside from the legacy carriers, the airlines also see tremendous action on the international front. Airlines such as Aer Lingus, Air Canada, Air China, Air France, Air New Zealand, All Nippon Airways, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Copa, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Fiji Airways, Finnair, Hawaiian Airlines, Iberia, Japan Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airways, Lufthansa, LOT Polish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Qantas, Saudia, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Swiss, Turkish Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Volaris and WestJet, have dedicated flights flying to Los Angeles Airport on a regular basis.
Facilities at the Los Angeles International Airport
Nursing stations - Nursing stations or child care rooms are present at the airport for mothers with infants. The room is regularly sanitized and kept clean to ensure that it doesn't cause discomfort to the mother or the baby.
WiFI - WiFi connections can also be availed at the airport for free. You can get details of the same at the information desk. The WiFi services are unlimited so you can use it for as long as you want.
ATMs and currency exchange - Dedicated ATM kiosks and currency exchange counters are also present at the arrivals of the airport.
Medical services - Medical centres and emergency rooms are also available at the Los Angeles International Airport. You can make medical purchases. In case of an emergency that takes place at the airport terminal, there are paramedics available to immediately tend to the case.
Animal relief centre - There are provisions of animal relief areas where travellers flying with pets can visit. The areas are reserved specifically to help out pets and their family.
Art programs - The airport has a one of a kind art experience where they host programs that travellers can indulge in.
Lounges - Los Angeles International Airport has exquisite lounges and VIP rooms. The lounge is available for VIPs as well as first-class and business-class. The hospitality is great while the lounge also offers spas and other such services.
How to reach Los Angeles International Airport
Los Angeles International Airport is well-connected to the city centre and has various modes of transport available to and from the airport. You will be able to reach the Los Angeles International Airport with much easy if you simply opt for FlyAway bus service that is available at the official website of the airport. The service basically helps bridge the gap between Los Angeles International Airport and Union Station. It also caters to other locations in the city so you can easily reach the Los Angeles International Airport without much hassle. The buses also work on regular schedules so you might have to learn a bit about the same before you plan your travel options. Los Angeles International Airport's website has already shared the bus schedules on their website so you can peruse through the same to get answers. 11:40 PM is the last bus while it starts at 5:40 AM. The timings can change depending on the air traffic and other such conditions. There are free shuttle buses that can reach you to different terminals within the LA Airport premise.
Car rentals and taxis are other options you can choose to reach the Los Angeles International Airport. You can either book them on apps such as Uber, or you can also hail a taxi from the street. The chances of getting those might be limited in LA, but you can always try. As for rentals, if you have just landed at Los Angeles International Airport, you can find rental booths at the arrivals area. You can make your car rental bookings here and leave for the city.