Los Angeles to Paris Flights: Quick Facts

Los Angeles to Paris (CDG/ORY) is a 5,687-mile transatlantic route served nonstop by Air France, Delta, and Air Tahiti Nui, with 4–5 daily departures from LAX. Eastbound flights run 10h 30min–11h 00min. Economy fares start near $635 round-trip, while Camli’s consolidator network unlocks lie-flat business class from $1,680 — roughly significantly below published walk-up rates.

Los Angeles to Paris Route Overview

Last verified: June 2026

How Much Does a Flight from Los Angeles to Paris Cost?

Round-trip economy fares on the Los Angeles to Paris route start from $580 with connecting carriers (United via SFO) and $635 nonstop. Business class published fares run $2,800–$3,500, but Camli consolidator rates bring the same lie-flat seats to $1,680–$1,890. Prices vary significantly by season — see the Best Time to Fly section below for monthly fare ranges.

Prices shown are indicative round-trip starting fares as of June 2026, inclusive of taxes and fees. Actual fares vary by date, availability, and booking class. Consolidator fares are available exclusively through Camli and may not appear on public booking sites. Search for live availability.

Business Class from Los Angeles to Paris at Consolidator Prices

Los Angeles to Paris is a premium leisure and business route with three nonstop carriers offering lie-flat business class. Camli's consolidator network accesses wholesale business class fares at substantial savings below published walk-up prices — same seat, same service, official airline e-ticket.

Business Class Cabin Comparison

Why Camli Business Class Fares Are Lower

• Official airline e-tickets — your booking appears in the airline's own system
• Earn full frequent flyer miles (SkyMiles, Flying Blue, Avios, Miles & More)
• Same flight, same seat, same service — just a lower price
• IATA-accredited agency — 2M+ tickets issued
• Full lounge access, priority boarding, and premium baggage allowance included

Airlines Flying Los Angeles to Paris

Schedules verified June 2026. Three carriers operate nonstop LAX–CDG: Air France (2–3 daily), Delta (1 daily), Air Tahiti Nui (1 daily) — 4–5 total daily nonstops. Air France and Delta are joint venture partners. Air Tahiti Nui's tag route from Papeete offers competitive pricing, especially in business class.

Which Airport Should You Use? — Los Angeles to Paris

Departure Airports — Los Angeles

Arrival Airports — Paris

Best Time to Fly from Los Angeles to Paris

Timing your Los Angeles to Paris flight can save you hundreds of dollars. The three cheapest months are September, January, and February, when round-trip economy fares drop to $635–$750. The three most expensive periods are July, August, and December (Christmas), when fares surge to $1,100–$1,800+. Shoulder months (April–May, September–October) offer the best balance of moderate fares and pleasant Parisian weather.

Cheapest Months to Fly

September is the cheapest month at approximately $635 round-trip. January through March also offers good value at $700–850. Summer (June–August) is peak season with fares reaching $1,100–1,800+. Shoulder months (April–May, September–October) offer moderate fares of $700–900 with the best Paris weather.

Monthly Price Calendar

• Jan (low): Post-holiday — good deals
• Feb (low): Low demand — good value
• Mar (low): Pre-spring — still affordable
• Apr (medium): Shoulder — Paris in spring
• May (medium): Shoulder — pleasant weather
• Jun (high): Summer peak begins
• Jul (high): Peak summer — highest fares
• Aug (high): Peak summer — Parisians on holiday
• Sep (low): Cheapest month ~$635 avg
• Oct (medium): Autumn — good value
• Nov (medium): Pre-holiday — moderate
• Dec (high): Christmas/NY peak

Cheapest Days of the Week

Tuesdays and Wednesdays are consistently the cheapest departure days, with savings of modest savings compared to Friday or Sunday departures. Mid-week returns also tend to be cheaper. Both daytime and evening departures are available.

How Far in Advance to Book

6–10 weeks ahead for economy. 8–14 weeks for summer peak travel. Business class consolidator deals through Camli often appear 4–8 weeks before departure. Christmas/New Year: book 12+ weeks ahead.

Los Angeles to Paris Travel Tips

• Air Tahiti Nui: The Hidden Gem on LAX–Paris: Air Tahiti Nui operates a daily LAX–CDG nonstop as part of its Papeete–LAX–CDG tag route on the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. Their Poerava Business class offers lie-flat seats at often $500–800 less than Air France or Delta business class. The 787-9 also has lower cabin pressure and higher humidity, reducing jet lag on this long 10+ hour flight.
• Air France–Delta Joint Venture: Air France and Delta are transatlantic joint venture partners. You can earn Flying Blue miles on Delta flights and Delta SkyMiles on Air France flights. Combined, they offer 3–4 daily nonstops from LAX. If one carrier's schedule or price is better, your loyalty status still applies.
• This Is a Long Flight — Consider Premium Economy: At 10–11 hours eastbound, LAX–CDG is significantly longer than East Coast routes. Air France's Premium Economy offers notably more legroom, wider seats, and enhanced meal service for typically $300–500 more than economy. It's a worthwhile upgrade on this long sector.
• Connecting Can Save $100+: One-stop options via London (BA), Frankfurt (Lufthansa), or Amsterdam (KLM) often undercut nonstop fares by $50–150. If you have flexibility, connecting flights add 3–5 hours but can save significantly. British Airways via LHR is popular if you want to visit London too.
• Getting from CDG to Central Paris: The RER B train reaches central Paris in ~35 minutes for about €11. Taxis have flat rates: ~€55 to the Right Bank, ~€65 to the Left Bank. The Roissybus runs to Opéra for ~€16. After a 10+ hour flight, a taxi may be worth the premium.

Things to Do in Paris: A Quick Guide

Paris is one of the world's most visited cities, attracting over 30 million tourists annually. From world-class museums and iconic landmarks to Michelin-starred dining and charming neighbourhood cafés, the City of Light offers an unmatched blend of culture, history, and gastronomy. Here's what to prioritize on your trip from Los Angeles.

Top Attractions

Eiffel Tower (Tour Eiffel)

The 330-metre iron lattice tower in the 7th arrondissement is Paris's most iconic landmark. Book summit tickets online 60 days in advance to skip the 2-hour queue. Best photo spot: Trocadéro esplanade across the Seine.

Musée du Louvre

The world's largest art museum houses 380,000 objects including the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo. Allow 3–4 hours minimum. Free entry on the first Saturday evening of each month.

Musée d'Orsay

Housed in a former railway station, this museum holds the world's finest collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art — Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh, and Degas.

Notre-Dame Cathedral

The medieval Gothic cathedral on Île de la Cité is undergoing restoration after the 2019 fire, with partial reopening completed in December 2024. The exterior and square are fully accessible.

Sacré-Cœur Basilica & Montmartre

The white-domed basilica atop Montmartre hill offers panoramic views of Paris. The surrounding neighbourhood retains its artistic village character with Place du Tertre painters and vineyard.

Getting Around Paris

Paris has one of Europe's best public transit systems. The Métro (16 lines, 300+ stations) covers the entire city for €2.15 per ride or €16.90 for a 10-ride carnet. The RER suburban trains connect CDG airport (Line B, 35 min, ~€11) and Versailles (Line C, 40 min). Taxis from CDG have flat rates: €55 to the Right Bank, €65 to the Left Bank. Uber operates in Paris. The Vélib' bike-share system has 20,000+ bikes across 1,400 stations — ideal for exploring flat central arrondissements.

Best Neighbourhoods to Stay

Le Marais (3rd–4th arrondissements)

Historic Jewish quarter turned trendy hotspot. Boutique shopping on Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, Place des Vosges, Musée Picasso. Central location, walkable to Notre-Dame and the Louvre. Best for: first-time visitors who want a central, vibrant base.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés (6th arrondissement)

The literary Left Bank — home to Café de Flore, Les Deux Magots, and Luxembourg Gardens. Upscale dining, art galleries, and bookshops. Best for: couples, food lovers, and those seeking classic Parisian elegance.

Montmartre (18th arrondissement)

Hilltop artistic village with Sacré-Cœur, cobblestone streets, and vineyard. More affordable accommodation than central arrondissements. Best for: budget-conscious travelers and those seeking bohemian atmosphere.

Visa & Entry Requirements — Paris

No visa required (Schengen area, up to 90 days)

US citizens can visit France and the Schengen area for up to 90 days within any 180-day period without a visa. A valid US passport is required (must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your planned departure from the Schengen area). Note: The EU's ETIAS travel authorization system is scheduled to launch in Q4 2026 and will require a pre-travel registration (€20, valid 3 years) for visa-exempt travelers. As of April 2026, ETIAS is not yet operational.

Entry requirements verified June 2026 for US passport holders.

Frequently Asked Questions — Los Angeles to Paris Flights

How long is the flight from Los Angeles to Paris?

Nonstop from LAX to CDG takes approximately 10 hours 30 minutes to 11 hours eastbound. The return flight is longer at 11 hours 30 minutes to 12 hours due to prevailing headwinds. This is significantly longer than East Coast routes (JFK–CDG is ~7h 45min).

What is the cheapest airline from Los Angeles to Paris?

United Airlines offers the lowest connecting fares from $580 round-trip via SFO. For nonstop, Air Tahiti Nui is typically cheapest at $635. For business class, Camli's consolidator fares on Air France, Delta, and Air Tahiti Nui start from $1,680 — approximately significant savings below published rates.

When is the cheapest time to fly from Los Angeles to Paris?

September is the cheapest month at approximately $635 round-trip. January and February also offer good value at $700–$750. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are the cheapest departure days, saving modest savings compared to Friday or Sunday departures.

Which Paris airport is best for flights from LAX?

All nonstop flights from LAX arrive at Charles de Gaulle (CDG), which is Air France's home hub. CDG is 23 km from central Paris, reachable by RER B train in 35 minutes for ~€11 or taxi at a flat rate of €55–€65. Paris Orly (ORY) is closer to the city centre but has no direct LAX service.

Do I need a visa to fly from Los Angeles to Paris?

No. US citizens can visit France and the Schengen area for up to 90 days without a visa. A valid US passport is required. The EU's ETIAS system is scheduled to launch in Q4 2026 and will require a €20 pre-travel registration, but it is not yet operational.

Does Camli offer business class deals to Paris?

Yes — LAX to Paris is one of Camli's strongest routes for business class consolidator fares. Air France Business, Delta One, and Air Tahiti Nui Poerava Business are all available at wholesale rates, typically $1,680–$1,890 round-trip vs. $2,800–$3,500 published. These are official airline e-tickets with full miles accrual.

How do consolidator fares work?

Airlines allocate unsold premium cabin inventory to IATA-accredited consolidator networks at wholesale rates. Camli accesses this inventory and passes the savings to travelers. You receive the same official airline e-ticket, same seat, same service, and earn full frequent flyer miles — the only difference is the lower fare paid.

What is Air Tahiti Nui and is it reliable for LAX–Paris?

Air Tahiti Nui is the flag carrier of French Polynesia, operating a daily LAX–CDG nonstop on the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner as part of its Papeete–LAX–CDG tag route. They have a strong safety record and offer competitive fares, especially in Poerava Business class which is often $500–$800 less than Air France or Delta.

Los Angeles to Paris Flights: Quick Facts

Los Angeles to Paris (CDG/ORY) is a 5,687-mile transatlantic route served nonstop by Air France, Delta, and Air Tahiti Nui, with 4–5 daily departures from LAX. Eastbound flights run 10h 30min–11h 00min. Economy fares start near $635 round-trip, while Camli’s consolidator network unlocks lie-flat business class from $1,680 — roughly significantly below published walk-up rates.

Los Angeles to Paris Route Overview

Last verified: June 2026

How Much Does a Flight from Los Angeles to Paris Cost?

Round-trip economy fares on the Los Angeles to Paris route start from $580 with connecting carriers (United via SFO) and $635 nonstop. Business class published fares run $2,800–$3,500, but Camli consolidator rates bring the same lie-flat seats to $1,680–$1,890. Prices vary significantly by season — see the Best Time to Fly section below for monthly fare ranges.

Prices shown are indicative round-trip starting fares as of June 2026, inclusive of taxes and fees. Actual fares vary by date, availability, and booking class. Consolidator fares are available exclusively through Camli and may not appear on public booking sites. Search for live availability.

Business Class from Los Angeles to Paris at Consolidator Prices

Los Angeles to Paris is a premium leisure and business route with three nonstop carriers offering lie-flat business class. Camli's consolidator network accesses wholesale business class fares at substantial savings below published walk-up prices — same seat, same service, official airline e-ticket.

Business Class Cabin Comparison

Why Camli Business Class Fares Are Lower

• Official airline e-tickets — your booking appears in the airline's own system
• Earn full frequent flyer miles (SkyMiles, Flying Blue, Avios, Miles & More)
• Same flight, same seat, same service — just a lower price
• IATA-accredited agency — 2M+ tickets issued
• Full lounge access, priority boarding, and premium baggage allowance included

Airlines Flying Los Angeles to Paris

Schedules verified June 2026. Three carriers operate nonstop LAX–CDG: Air France (2–3 daily), Delta (1 daily), Air Tahiti Nui (1 daily) — 4–5 total daily nonstops. Air France and Delta are joint venture partners. Air Tahiti Nui's tag route from Papeete offers competitive pricing, especially in business class.

Which Airport Should You Use? — Los Angeles to Paris

Departure Airports — Los Angeles

Arrival Airports — Paris

Best Time to Fly from Los Angeles to Paris

Timing your Los Angeles to Paris flight can save you hundreds of dollars. The three cheapest months are September, January, and February, when round-trip economy fares drop to $635–$750. The three most expensive periods are July, August, and December (Christmas), when fares surge to $1,100–$1,800+. Shoulder months (April–May, September–October) offer the best balance of moderate fares and pleasant Parisian weather.

Cheapest Months to Fly

September is the cheapest month at approximately $635 round-trip. January through March also offers good value at $700–850. Summer (June–August) is peak season with fares reaching $1,100–1,800+. Shoulder months (April–May, September–October) offer moderate fares of $700–900 with the best Paris weather.

Monthly Price Calendar

• Jan (low): Post-holiday — good deals
• Feb (low): Low demand — good value
• Mar (low): Pre-spring — still affordable
• Apr (medium): Shoulder — Paris in spring
• May (medium): Shoulder — pleasant weather
• Jun (high): Summer peak begins
• Jul (high): Peak summer — highest fares
• Aug (high): Peak summer — Parisians on holiday
• Sep (low): Cheapest month ~$635 avg
• Oct (medium): Autumn — good value
• Nov (medium): Pre-holiday — moderate
• Dec (high): Christmas/NY peak

Cheapest Days of the Week

Tuesdays and Wednesdays are consistently the cheapest departure days, with savings of modest savings compared to Friday or Sunday departures. Mid-week returns also tend to be cheaper. Both daytime and evening departures are available.

How Far in Advance to Book

6–10 weeks ahead for economy. 8–14 weeks for summer peak travel. Business class consolidator deals through Camli often appear 4–8 weeks before departure. Christmas/New Year: book 12+ weeks ahead.

Los Angeles to Paris Travel Tips

• Air Tahiti Nui: The Hidden Gem on LAX–Paris: Air Tahiti Nui operates a daily LAX–CDG nonstop as part of its Papeete–LAX–CDG tag route on the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. Their Poerava Business class offers lie-flat seats at often $500–800 less than Air France or Delta business class. The 787-9 also has lower cabin pressure and higher humidity, reducing jet lag on this long 10+ hour flight.
• Air France–Delta Joint Venture: Air France and Delta are transatlantic joint venture partners. You can earn Flying Blue miles on Delta flights and Delta SkyMiles on Air France flights. Combined, they offer 3–4 daily nonstops from LAX. If one carrier's schedule or price is better, your loyalty status still applies.
• This Is a Long Flight — Consider Premium Economy: At 10–11 hours eastbound, LAX–CDG is significantly longer than East Coast routes. Air France's Premium Economy offers notably more legroom, wider seats, and enhanced meal service for typically $300–500 more than economy. It's a worthwhile upgrade on this long sector.
• Connecting Can Save $100+: One-stop options via London (BA), Frankfurt (Lufthansa), or Amsterdam (KLM) often undercut nonstop fares by $50–150. If you have flexibility, connecting flights add 3–5 hours but can save significantly. British Airways via LHR is popular if you want to visit London too.
• Getting from CDG to Central Paris: The RER B train reaches central Paris in ~35 minutes for about €11. Taxis have flat rates: ~€55 to the Right Bank, ~€65 to the Left Bank. The Roissybus runs to Opéra for ~€16. After a 10+ hour flight, a taxi may be worth the premium.

Things to Do in Paris: A Quick Guide

Paris is one of the world's most visited cities, attracting over 30 million tourists annually. From world-class museums and iconic landmarks to Michelin-starred dining and charming neighbourhood cafés, the City of Light offers an unmatched blend of culture, history, and gastronomy. Here's what to prioritize on your trip from Los Angeles.

Top Attractions

Eiffel Tower (Tour Eiffel)

The 330-metre iron lattice tower in the 7th arrondissement is Paris's most iconic landmark. Book summit tickets online 60 days in advance to skip the 2-hour queue. Best photo spot: Trocadéro esplanade across the Seine.

Musée du Louvre

The world's largest art museum houses 380,000 objects including the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo. Allow 3–4 hours minimum. Free entry on the first Saturday evening of each month.

Musée d'Orsay

Housed in a former railway station, this museum holds the world's finest collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art — Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh, and Degas.

Notre-Dame Cathedral

The medieval Gothic cathedral on Île de la Cité is undergoing restoration after the 2019 fire, with partial reopening completed in December 2024. The exterior and square are fully accessible.

Sacré-Cœur Basilica & Montmartre

The white-domed basilica atop Montmartre hill offers panoramic views of Paris. The surrounding neighbourhood retains its artistic village character with Place du Tertre painters and vineyard.

Getting Around Paris

Paris has one of Europe's best public transit systems. The Métro (16 lines, 300+ stations) covers the entire city for €2.15 per ride or €16.90 for a 10-ride carnet. The RER suburban trains connect CDG airport (Line B, 35 min, ~€11) and Versailles (Line C, 40 min). Taxis from CDG have flat rates: €55 to the Right Bank, €65 to the Left Bank. Uber operates in Paris. The Vélib' bike-share system has 20,000+ bikes across 1,400 stations — ideal for exploring flat central arrondissements.

Best Neighbourhoods to Stay

Le Marais (3rd–4th arrondissements)

Historic Jewish quarter turned trendy hotspot. Boutique shopping on Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, Place des Vosges, Musée Picasso. Central location, walkable to Notre-Dame and the Louvre. Best for: first-time visitors who want a central, vibrant base.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés (6th arrondissement)

The literary Left Bank — home to Café de Flore, Les Deux Magots, and Luxembourg Gardens. Upscale dining, art galleries, and bookshops. Best for: couples, food lovers, and those seeking classic Parisian elegance.

Montmartre (18th arrondissement)

Hilltop artistic village with Sacré-Cœur, cobblestone streets, and vineyard. More affordable accommodation than central arrondissements. Best for: budget-conscious travelers and those seeking bohemian atmosphere.

Visa & Entry Requirements — Paris

No visa required (Schengen area, up to 90 days)

US citizens can visit France and the Schengen area for up to 90 days within any 180-day period without a visa. A valid US passport is required (must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your planned departure from the Schengen area). Note: The EU's ETIAS travel authorization system is scheduled to launch in Q4 2026 and will require a pre-travel registration (€20, valid 3 years) for visa-exempt travelers. As of April 2026, ETIAS is not yet operational.

Entry requirements verified June 2026 for US passport holders.

Frequently Asked Questions — Los Angeles to Paris Flights

How long is the flight from Los Angeles to Paris?

Nonstop from LAX to CDG takes approximately 10 hours 30 minutes to 11 hours eastbound. The return flight is longer at 11 hours 30 minutes to 12 hours due to prevailing headwinds. This is significantly longer than East Coast routes (JFK–CDG is ~7h 45min).

What is the cheapest airline from Los Angeles to Paris?

United Airlines offers the lowest connecting fares from $580 round-trip via SFO. For nonstop, Air Tahiti Nui is typically cheapest at $635. For business class, Camli's consolidator fares on Air France, Delta, and Air Tahiti Nui start from $1,680 — approximately significant savings below published rates.

When is the cheapest time to fly from Los Angeles to Paris?

September is the cheapest month at approximately $635 round-trip. January and February also offer good value at $700–$750. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are the cheapest departure days, saving modest savings compared to Friday or Sunday departures.

Which Paris airport is best for flights from LAX?

All nonstop flights from LAX arrive at Charles de Gaulle (CDG), which is Air France's home hub. CDG is 23 km from central Paris, reachable by RER B train in 35 minutes for ~€11 or taxi at a flat rate of €55–€65. Paris Orly (ORY) is closer to the city centre but has no direct LAX service.

Do I need a visa to fly from Los Angeles to Paris?

No. US citizens can visit France and the Schengen area for up to 90 days without a visa. A valid US passport is required. The EU's ETIAS system is scheduled to launch in Q4 2026 and will require a €20 pre-travel registration, but it is not yet operational.

Does Camli offer business class deals to Paris?

Yes — LAX to Paris is one of Camli's strongest routes for business class consolidator fares. Air France Business, Delta One, and Air Tahiti Nui Poerava Business are all available at wholesale rates, typically $1,680–$1,890 round-trip vs. $2,800–$3,500 published. These are official airline e-tickets with full miles accrual.

How do consolidator fares work?

Airlines allocate unsold premium cabin inventory to IATA-accredited consolidator networks at wholesale rates. Camli accesses this inventory and passes the savings to travelers. You receive the same official airline e-ticket, same seat, same service, and earn full frequent flyer miles — the only difference is the lower fare paid.

What is Air Tahiti Nui and is it reliable for LAX–Paris?

Air Tahiti Nui is the flag carrier of French Polynesia, operating a daily LAX–CDG nonstop on the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner as part of its Papeete–LAX–CDG tag route. They have a strong safety record and offer competitive fares, especially in Poerava Business class which is often $500–$800 less than Air France or Delta.