This guide is for travelers crossing from the West Coast to the British capital — whether it is a long-haul holiday, a work trip, or a visit to family and friends. It covers the main flight options you can compare on CAMELOT, when to consider flying, how long the journey usually takes, which airports travelers may use on each side, and practical tips for finding better prices. Airlines you can compare on CAMELOT include Delta, United, American, Lufthansa, Emirates and Air France; check the live search for current options. When you are ready, use our flight search to compare live availability and book in a few simple steps.
Los Angeles to London Flight Options
As one of the longest US–London hops, this route generally features a smaller set of nonstop services alongside a wide range of one-stop itineraries via US and European hubs. Nonstop flights save the most time, while connections can offer more schedule choice across the day. Airlines you can compare on CAMELOT include Delta, United, American, Lufthansa, Emirates and Air France; check the live search for current options. Start with our flight search to see what is available for your dates.
Flying a different transatlantic route? Also see our guides to flights from New York to London and flights from New York to Paris.
When to Fly from Los Angeles to London
Summer is the peak season for London-bound travel, with strong demand around school holidays and festive periods too. Shoulder months in spring and autumn, plus winter outside the holidays, tend to be quieter at both ends. Because this is a long journey, picking a comfortable schedule matters as much as the date — compare options side by side in the flight search.
How Long Is the Flight from Los Angeles to London?
The flight from Los Angeles to London is typically around 10–11 hours in the air on a nonstop routing. Westbound returns to Los Angeles usually take longer due to headwinds, and any connection adds layover time to the day. Check the total door-to-door duration in the live results, and allow extra rest time around such a long trip.
Los Angeles to London Airports
Travelers may depart from Los Angeles LAX, the region's major international gateway with extensive transatlantic services. On arrival, travelers may use London Heathrow or Gatwick, each offering direct rail, coach and taxi links toward central London. Verify your exact airport pair before arranging transfers so you can plan the onward journey with confidence.
Tips for Finding Better Flight Prices
On such a long route, small choices add up: compare nonstop and one-stop itineraries, look at both London airports, and stay flexible on dates where you can. Booking ahead and avoiding the busiest weeks generally gives you more to choose from. Our guide on how to find cheap flights explains these tactics step by step before you check live availability.
Booking Your Trip from Los Angeles to London
When you are ready, head to our flight search to compare live availability for your dates and complete your booking in a few steps. Add inspiration from our London destination guide while you plan your stay. For quick answers, browse our FAQ page, or contact us if you need help.
Compare Live Flight OptionsLos Angeles to London Flight FAQ
How long is the flight from Los Angeles to London?
The journey is typically around 10–11 hours in the air on a nonstop routing, though total travel time varies with connections, winds and scheduling. Check the live search for current options.
Which airports do flights from Los Angeles to London use?
Travelers may depart from Los Angeles LAX and arrive at London Heathrow or Gatwick, depending on the option shown in the live search.
Which airlines can I compare on CAMELOT?
Airlines you can compare on CAMELOT include Delta, United, American, Lufthansa, Emirates and Air France; check the live search for current options.
How do I book my Los Angeles to London trip?
Use our flight search to compare live availability for your dates, then follow the steps to book. For general questions, see our FAQ page or contact us.