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Find cheap flights from Los Angeles to Lima from $459
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Cheap flight deals from Los Angeles to Lima (LAX-LIM)
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What is the cheapest month to fly from Los Angeles to Lima?
The cheapest month for flights from Los Angeles to Lima is September, where tickets cost $945 on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are December and July, where the average cost of tickets is $1,694 and $1,280 respectively.
How far in advance should I book a flight from Los Angeles to Lima?
To get a below average price on the flight from Los Angeles to Lima, you should book around 2 days before departure. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 28 days before departure.
Which airlines provide the cheapest flights from Los Angeles to Lima?
The cheapest return flight ticket from Los Angeles to Lima found by KAYAK users in the last 72 hours was for $1,034 on JetBlue, followed by Avianca ($1,188). One-way flight deals have also been found from as low as $459 on JetBlue and from $582 on Avianca.
Which airlines fly direct between Los Angeles and Lima?
There is just one airline that flies from Los Angeles to Lima direct and that is LATAM Airlines. The best one-way deal found from LATAM Airlines for the route is $942.
How many flights are there between Los Angeles and Lima per day?
Each day, there are between 2 and 3 nonstop flights that take off from Los Angeles and land in Lima, with an average flight time of 8h 29m. The most common departure time is 21:00 and most flights take off in the evening. Each week, there are 16 flights. The most frequent day of departure is Monday, when 19% of all weekly flights depart. The fewest flights depart on a Sunday.
Which cabin class options are there for flights between Los Angeles and Lima?
There is only one cabin class option available for the route, which is Economy. Perform a search on KAYAK to find the latest prices and availability for all cabin fares, which differ across airlines.
How long does a flight from Los Angeles to Lima take?
Direct flights from Los Angeles generally make it to Lima in 8h 15m. The flying distance between the two cities is 10,808 km.
What’s the earliest departure time from Los Angeles to Lima?
Early birds can take the earliest flight from Los Angeles at 12:00 and will be landing in Lima at 22:40.
What’s the latest departure time from Los Angeles to Lima?
If you prefer to fly at night, the latest flight from Los Angeles to Lima jets off at 21:25 and lands at 08:05.
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Direct departures
Los Angeles to Lima J Chavez Intl
Monday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, Korean Air, +2 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +3 more
1
2
Tuesday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, LATAM Airlines, +1 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +2 more
1
Wednesday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, LATAM Airlines, +1 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +2 more
1
Thursday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, LATAM Airlines, +1 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +2 more
1
Friday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, LATAM Airlines, +1 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +2 more
1
Saturday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, Korean Air, +2 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +3 more
1
2
Sunday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, LATAM Airlines, +1 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +2 more
1
Direct returns
Lima J Chavez Intl to Los Angeles
Monday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, Japan Airlines, +3 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +4 more
2
3
Tuesday
Delta, Japan Airlines, LATAM Airlines, +1 more
Delta, Japan Airlines, +2 more
1
Wednesday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, Japan Airlines, +2 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +3 more
1
2
Thursday
Delta, Japan Airlines, LATAM Airlines, +1 more
Delta, Japan Airlines, +2 more
1
Friday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, Japan Airlines, +2 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +3 more
1
2
Saturday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, Japan Airlines, +3 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +4 more
2
3
Sunday
Cathay Pacific, Delta, Japan Airlines, +2 more
Cathay Pacific, Delta, +3 more
1
2
Top 3 airlines serving from Los Angeles to Lima
Copa performed as expected for the amount of money I was willing to spend for the flight; it wasn’t exceptional but it was not bad in any way either. The crew was good; friendly and straightforward. The food was airplane food, so no expectations there and the entertainment was lacking but that was my fault for owning an IPhone with a charging port that’s not compatible with the rest of the world. I’d fly Copa again.
Copa performed as expected for the amount of money I was willing to spend for the flight; it wasn’t exceptional but it was not bad in any way either. The crew was good; friendly and straightforward. The food was airplane food, so no expectations there and the entertainment was lacking but that was my fault for owning an IPhone with a charging port that’s not compatible with the rest of the world. I’d fly Copa again.
Left my bags in origin city on a business class ticket , spent about 2-3 days in the same clothes plus the flight .
the planes are not modern there are no phone chargers
As usual, the flight with normal legroom was not very comfortable, but the second flight was much better because we had paid for extra legroom. It was very nice to check our bags without an extra fee.
LOCKED MY BAG WITHOUT CONSENT. Had to have my zippers cut upon arrival in Costa Rica.
No air in the middle rows. Had a hard time breathing. Was dying of heat.
Not very good, they nickel & dime you for better seats & pay extra for the checking in bag, bad service all the way around
Horrific checkin procedure with neither Delta nor Latam figuring out how to check me in. 4 hrs on customer support with both and both airlines pointing to each other who should do checking. I was not checked in until morning of flight, which for international flight is concerning.
Flight from Lima to São Paulo didn’t have USB plug to charge the cellphone.
It was a good experience, the flight was a little too long & the food was ok
Check in of my luggage which needed to be paid for was excellent. Thanks to Nora
As usual, LATAM tried to rip me off as a Gringo. They ignored the fact that having paid for my assigned seats, I was entitled to one free luggage per person, up to 10kg, and tried to charge me USD40 per item. While they ripped me off by $160 on my outbound flight (4 luggage pieces, which should have been free), I vehemently protested this time around. Note that they only request this from gringos, not from Spanish speakers. LATAM behaves like a racist extortion organization.
This airline is full of junk fees. After paying to get my kids to sit with me, we were asked at the gate to check in our roller bags and pay $40 for each one. Peruvian passengers all took their roller bag in the plane. I don’t appreciate airlines who spot the gringos to tax them more.
No water for a 5 hour flight entertainment not working seats with little room for knees when person in front of me reclined kept bumping my knees.
I don't think anyone actually reads these comments, so I won't spend much time on this submission. If you want to talk, you know how to reach me. The D/FW manager of Avianca (self-identified), Juan Calderon, insisted I buy an onward ticket from San Salvador even though I have diplomatic status in El Salvador and live here. It cost me $1,393 and Mr Calderon would not let me make the ticked flexible so I could get a refund. He went out of his way to be rude to me. He gave me seat 32K -- windowless window seat in the last row and did not offer to let me upgrade even though there were plenty of seats. I have flown well over a million miles in my life and this is the worst experience I have ever had. I would like a refund on the ticket I was forced to buy. Just awful!
This is the Spirit of Latino travel. And don’t even get me started on customer service.
Awful. I checked in online and there was no option to pay for baggage, at the airport when I checked in my baggage was received and Iwas not charged. When I got to LA during the boarding process I was told I didn't pay for baggage, the crew resolved I was let in the plane. When I got to my final destination my baggage was not there. It took me two days to receive my baggage. Bad service ever!
There was no food or drink service, couldn’t even get a glass of water for free. It was a long and expensive flight to not offer food or beverage on the plane.
It is better at the jfk than my home country. It was very easy and everything was on time.
There is no food. There is no in-inflight entertainment. The seats are cardboard. The airline is a living hellscape.
My experience was amazing! They helped my elderly mother board on early through a wheelchair and were accommodating to have us sit together since our seats were in different locations. When landing at the airport in GUA they were very helpful with full of hospitality.
No complimentary snacks food, beverage (not even water), pillow and blanket on a 6 hours long flight (including economy comfort). A low form of nickeling an diming. Lost a recurring passanger over a soda. Avianca never again.
Flight departure late. Got late in Colombia making us take a different flight next day. Avianca airport crew messed up my ticket so when a I got in Brazil I didn’t have a ticket for my destination. Had to buy a new ticket out of my pocket.