LAX → PHX

Find and Compare the Cheapest Ways to Fly from Los Angeles to Phoenix

Compare one-way, round-trip and flight + hotel packages from Los Angeles to Phoenix, a nonstop flight of about 1h 15m, with fares from around 110. Nonstop fares seen from Frontier and Southwest.

Los Angeles to Phoenix flight facts

Los Angeles to Phoenix is a domestic route covering about 369 miles, arriving at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) in United States. Peak travel season in Phoenix runs January–April (warm, dry and sunny), while June–September is usually the quietest and best-value time to visit. Nonstop fares we've tracked on this route come from Frontier and Southwest.

Key facts for flights from Los Angeles to Phoenix
Departing fromLos Angeles International Airport (LAX)
Arriving atPhoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)
Distance369 miles (595 km)
Nonstop flight timeAbout 1h 15m
Nonstop airlines seenFrontier and Southwest
Round-trip fares from$110 (estimate)
Cheapest monthsJanuary, February, September
Peak season in PhoenixJanuary–April
Cheapest hotel months in PhoenixJune–September
Best time to book1 to 3 months ahead
Route info updatedOctober 16, 2026

When to visit Phoenix

  • Peak season

    January–April

    Warm, dry and sunny

  • Shoulder season

    October–December & May

    Pleasant, heat easing

  • Off-peak season

    June–September

    Extreme heat, monsoon storms

Estimated round-trip fares by month, Los Angeles to Phoenix

Estimated lowest round-trip fare per month
MonthFares from
January$110
February$110
March$135
April$135
May$120
June$150
July$155
August$150
September$110
October$110
November$135
December$165

Flying from Los Angeles to Phoenix

Airlines Flying this Route

Nonstop fares we've tracked on this route come from Frontier and Southwest. Ducoffs.com compares full-service and low-cost airlines flying between Los Angeles and Phoenix in a single search, including nonstop and one-stop options, so you can weigh price against total travel time.

Best Time to Book Flights from Los Angeles to Phoenix

Fares on this route tend to be lowest in January, February, and September. For the best selection, book about 1 to 3 months before departure and stay flexible by a day or two.

Average Travel Duration

Los Angeles and Phoenix are about 369 miles apart. A nonstop flight takes roughly 1h 15m; connecting itineraries usually add 2 to 5 hours.

Los Angeles to Phoenix flight questions

How can I find the absolute cheapest flight from Los Angeles to Phoenix?

The best way to secure budget rates is by comparing multiple airlines simultaneously and checking flexible dates. Ducoffs.com scans available partner networks to bring you real-time pricing options.

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

Based on typical seasonal demand, January, February, and September tend to offer the lowest fares on this route, with estimated round-trip prices starting around $110. Live prices change daily, so run a search for your exact dates.

How long is the flight from Los Angeles to Phoenix?

Los Angeles and Phoenix are about 369 miles apart. A nonstop flight takes roughly 1h 15m, while connecting itineraries usually add 2 to 5 hours depending on the layover.

Which airlines fly nonstop from Los Angeles to Phoenix?

Recent nonstop fares we've tracked on this route come from Frontier and Southwest. Schedules change by season, so your live search shows every airline flying your dates.

When are hotels cheapest in Phoenix?

Hotel rates in Phoenix are usually lowest in June–September, when demand is quieter, and highest during peak season (January–April). Booking your flight and hotel together can save up to 30%.

Which airport do I fly into for Phoenix?

This route arrives at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX). Your search results also show nearby airports when they offer a cheaper or faster option.

How far in advance should I book a flight to Phoenix?

For this route, booking about 1 to 3 months before departure usually gives the best balance of price and seat selection. Mid-week departures are often cheaper than weekend flights.

Is it cheaper to bundle flights and hotels together?

Yes. Bundling your travel components can save you up to 30% compared to booking flights and hotels separately, as airlines and properties offer exclusive package discounts.