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Cheap Flights from Los Angeles to Paris

Los Angeles to Paris is the West Coast's primary gateway to France, with three airlines operating 4–5 daily nonstop flights from LAX to Charles de Gaulle. Air France leads with 2–3 daily departures to its home hub, while joint venture partner Delta adds 1 daily service. Air Tahiti Nui provides an additional daily nonstop on its Papeete–LAX–CDG tag route using the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. At 5,687 miles, this is a long-haul route where premium cabin prices can be steep — making Camli's consolidator fares especially valuable, with savings of 40–60% on business class.

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$580
~10h 30min–11h 00min eastbound · ~5,687 miles / 9,150 km

Los Angeles to Paris Flight Overview

RouteLos Angeles (LAX) → Paris (CDG)
Distance~5,687 miles / 9,150 km
Flight Time (Outbound)~10h 30min–11h 00min eastbound
Flight Time (Return)~11h 30min–12h 00min westbound
Nonstop CarriersAir France, Delta Air Lines, Air Tahiti Nui
Connecting CarriersUnited (via SFO/IAH), American (via DFW/ORD), British Airways (via LHR), Lufthansa (via FRA), KLM (via AMS)
Peak SeasonJune–August (summer), December (Christmas/New Year)
Shoulder SeasonApril–May, September–October
Premium CabinsAir France La Première (First Class, select flights), AF Business, Delta One (lie-flat), Air Tahiti Nui Poerava Business (lie-flat)

Los Angeles to Paris Fare Comparison

Indicative starting prices — search for live availability

CabinAirlineFromStops
EconomyMultiple carriers$635Nonstop
EconomyAir France$700Nonstop (LAX)
EconomyDelta Air Lines$710Nonstop (LAX)
EconomyAir Tahiti Nui$650Nonstop (LAX)
EconomyUnited Airlines$5801 stop (SFO/IAH)
EconomyBritish Airways$6201 stop (LHR)
BusinessAir France$3,500Nonstop (LAX)
BusinessDelta Air Lines$3,400Nonstop (LAX)
BusinessAir Tahiti Nui$2,800Nonstop (LAX)

Prices shown are indicative round-trip starting fares as of April 2026, inclusive of taxes and fees. Economy fares are lowest published; actual availability varies by date. Business class fares are published walk-up rates; Camli consolidator fares are typically 40–60% lower. Air Tahiti Nui often offers the most competitive business class fares on this route. Connecting options via LHR, FRA, or AMS can undercut nonstop fares by $50–150. Search for live pricing.

Airlines Flying Los Angeles to Paris

Schedules verified April 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.

AF
Air France
nonstop2–3 daily (LAX–CDG)
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER, Airbus A350-900
Dominant carrier with 14–21 weekly nonstops to its home hub. SkyTeam alliance. Business class with lie-flat seats. La Première (First Class) available on select 777-300ER flights. CDG Terminal 2E/2F. Flying Blue miles earning. Joint venture with Delta on transatlantic.
DL
Delta Air Lines
nonstop1 daily (LAX–CDG)
Aircraft: Airbus A350-900, Airbus A330-900neo
SkyTeam member. Delta One business class with lie-flat suites. Delta Sky Club at LAX Terminal 3. SkyMiles earning. Joint venture partner with Air France — earn/redeem on either carrier.
TN
Air Tahiti Nui
nonstop1 daily (LAX–CDG)
Aircraft: Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
Operates the Papeete–LAX–CDG tag route. Poerava Business class with lie-flat seats on the 787-9. Often the most affordable business class option on LAX–CDG. Moana Economy offers good legroom. Not part of any major alliance but has codeshare agreements.
UA
United Airlines
connectingMultiple daily (via SFO or IAH)
Aircraft: Various widebody
Star Alliance member. Connects via San Francisco or Houston. Polaris business class available. MileagePlus earning. Often competitive on price with 1-stop options.
BA
British Airways
connectingMultiple daily (via LHR)
Aircraft: Boeing 777, Boeing 787
Oneworld alliance. Connects via London Heathrow. Club World business class. Good option if visiting London and Paris on same trip. Avios points earning.
LH
Lufthansa
connectingDaily (via FRA/MUC)
Aircraft: Airbus A380, Boeing 747-8
Star Alliance member. Connects via Frankfurt or Munich. Lufthansa Business class with lie-flat seats. Good option for onward European connections.

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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.

Best Days of the Week

Tuesdays and Wednesdays are consistently the cheapest departure days, with savings of 10–15% compared to Friday or Sunday departures. Mid-week returns also tend to be cheaper. Both daytime and evening departures are available.

Optimal Booking Window

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.

Tips for Finding Cheap Los Angeles to Paris Flights

1Air 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.

2Air 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.

3This 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 40% more legroom, wider seats, and enhanced meal service for typically $300–500 more than economy. It's a worthwhile upgrade on this long sector.

4Connecting 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.

5Getting 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.

Airports for Los Angeles to Paris

Departure Airports — Los Angeles

LAX
Los Angeles International Airport
18 miles from Downtown Los Angeles
Second busiest US airport. Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) handles most international flights including Air France and Delta. LAXit rideshare pickup area. FlyAway bus to Union Station (~30 min). Metro C Line connects to downtown.

Arrival Airports — Paris

CDG
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
23 km (14 miles) from Central Paris
France's largest airport and Air France's home hub. Terminal 2E/2F: Air France, Delta, SkyTeam. RER B to central Paris (~35 min, ~€11). Taxi flat rate: ~€55 Right Bank, ~€65 Left Bank.

What Awaits You in Paris

Iconic Landmarks

The Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral (undergoing restoration), Sacré-Cœur, and the Champs-Élysées. Paris is one of the most photographed cities in the world.

World-Class Art & Museums

The Louvre (world's largest art museum), Musée d'Orsay (Impressionist masterpieces), Centre Pompidou (modern art), and Musée de l'Orangerie (Monet's Water Lilies). Most are free on the first Sunday of each month.

French Cuisine & Wine

From Michelin-starred restaurants to corner boulangeries, Paris is the world capital of gastronomy. The city has over 100 Michelin-starred restaurants, plus countless bistros, cafés, and markets.

Day Trips from Paris

Versailles (30 min by train), Giverny/Monet's Garden (75 min), Loire Valley châteaux (1 hour by TGV), Champagne region (45 min by TGV), and Disneyland Paris (40 min by RER).

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 (~€7, valid 3 years) for visa-exempt travelers. As of April 2026, ETIAS is not yet operational.

Currency
Euro (EUR / €)
Timezone
CET (UTC+1), CEST (UTC+2) late March–late October
Language
French (English widely understood in tourist areas)
Plug Type
Type C/E (European 2-pin plug) — bring a US-to-EU adapter

Entry requirements verified April 2026 for US passport holders. Requirements may change — always verify with the destination country's embassy before travel.

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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 time to fly from Los Angeles to Paris?
September is the cheapest month at approximately $635 round-trip. January through March also offers good value at $700–850. Summer (June–August) is the most expensive at $1,100–1,800+. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are the cheapest departure days.
Which airlines fly nonstop from Los Angeles to Paris?
Three airlines operate nonstop from LAX to CDG: Air France (2–3 daily), Delta Air Lines (1 daily), and Air Tahiti Nui (1 daily). That's 4–5 daily nonstop departures. Air France and Delta are joint venture partners.
What is Air Tahiti Nui and is it reliable?
Air Tahiti Nui is the flag carrier of French Polynesia. Their LAX–CDG nonstop is part of the Papeete–LAX–CDG tag route, operated with a modern Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. They offer competitive fares, especially in Poerava Business class, and have a good safety and reliability record.
Do I need a visa to visit Paris from the US?
No. US citizens can visit France and the Schengen area for up to 90 days without a visa. You need a valid US passport. The EU's ETIAS system is scheduled to launch in Q4 2026 and will require a ~€7 pre-travel registration, but it is not yet operational as of April 2026.
Is there a cheaper connecting option from LA to Paris?
Yes — connecting flights via London (BA), Frankfurt (Lufthansa), or Amsterdam (KLM) often save $50–150 compared to nonstop. United via SFO or Houston starts around $580 RT. These add 3–5 hours but can be significantly cheaper.
How do I get from CDG airport 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, many travelers prefer a taxi.
How far in advance should I book LA to Paris flights?
6–10 weeks for economy in off-peak season. 8–14 weeks for summer travel. 12+ weeks for Christmas/New Year. Business class consolidator deals through Camli often appear 4–8 weeks before departure.