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Air France flights leaving Los Angeles (LAX) fly to many international cities. Select your flight from the list of destinations shown below. Get the lowest prices for flights leaving from Los Angeles (LAX) bound for destinations all over the world.

Los Angeles International Airport: West Coast’s premier airport

Los Angeles International Airport is the fifth busiest in the world, and second only to Atlanta in the USA. More than 80 million people used this facility in 2017. Well over a hundred domestic and international routes are served, including direct Air France flights to Tahiti and Paris. There are also over 40 direct flights departing Los Angeles International Airport with Air France’s partner airline, Delta and many other shared routes to global destinations. London Heathrow remains the busiest international route, with San Francisco on top of the domestic destination rankings and JFK and Chicago-O’Hare coming in at second and third. From Paris, it is easy to link into Air France’s wide range of international destinations spread across Europe, Africa, Asia and the Pacific region.

Did you know?

More people start or end a flight at Los Angeles International Airport (rather than catching a connecting flight) than any other airport in the world.

In the 1920s, Los Angeles’ Pacific Electric mass transit system was the largest electric railway system in the world with 1000 miles of track on which ran thousands of trains – something of an irony for a city where the car has been king for so long!

Passengers on flights leaving from Los Angeles International Airport depart from one of 9 passenger terminals and 128 gates. There are 9 different parking lots, with vehicular access via I-105, I-405 and W. Century Blvd. You can take shuttle buses and above and below-ground connectors to the various terminals. The LAX Flyaway bus service runs daily to every terminal. There are six different non-stop routes with stops at: Hollywood (Vine St); Long Beach (Long Beach Transit Gallery); Orange Line (Victory Blvd/Woodley Av); Union Station; next to Van Nuys Airport; and Kinross Avenue, Westwood. Some routes depart hourly, the Union Station and Van Nuys buses operate more frequently and run 24/24. A shuttle bus also connects the airport with Metro Rail’s Green Line Aviation station.