Flight FAQs
From Los Angeles to Napa Valley
What airport do you fly from for flights from Los Angeles to Napa Valley?
If you book a flight to Napa Valley from Los Angeles, you will be flying from Los Angeles, which is the city’s only airport. Los Angeles (LAX) is located 9.4 mi from the center of Los Angeles.
What are the most popular airlines that fly from Los Angeles to Napa Valley?
The most popular airlines flying from Los Angeles to Napa Valley are Alaska Airlines, JetBlue and Delta. Something to consider prior to booking your flight.
What airports serve Los Angeles to Napa Valley flights?
For those flying from Los Angeles to go to Napa Valley, you’ll have a few different options for airports to fly into. You can fly to the Bay Area landing at Oakland International Airport or Sacramento International Airport and you’ll be just an hour and a half from Napa Valley. You also have the option to fly into Sonoma County Airport – Charles M. Schultz which is just an hour from Napa Valley.Oakland International Airport is south of the center of Oakland by about five miles. You’ll find flights with Southwest, Alaska, Spirit, Hawaiian and JetBlue operating through this airport.Southwest Airlines provides about half of the flights that go into Sacramento International Airport. It’s located about 10 miles from downtown Sacramento.The closest airport is Sonoma County Airport. Its flights mainly come through Alaska Airlines. This is your primary option for landing close to Napa Valley. There is Napa County Airport too that is just 10 minutes from the Napa Valley, however, it does not service any commercial flights.
Which airlines fly directly from Los Angeles to Napa Valley?
There are a few flights that fly direct from LAX into Sonoma County Airport in Santa Rosa. They’re operated by American Airlines and Alaska Airlines. You can also catch one on Alaska out of Orange County. The flight takes about 1h 40m.There are more and cheaper options going into Oakland. You can fly on Spirit or JetBlue to go to Oakland from four different airports in LA. The trip is about 1h 20m.
What are the stopover options between Los Angeles to Napa Valley?
American Airlines sometimes flies through Phoenix for this trip when you’re flying into Sonoma County. United will take you through San Francisco on your way to the Napa Valley area. There are some airlines that stop in Seattle before landing at Sonoma.Stopovers going to Oakland or Sacramento could include Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Seattle, or Portland.
Do I need a passport or visa to fly from Los Angeles to Napa Valley?
You will not be required to show a passport or obtain a visa for this flight. You’ll have to show your photo ID when you arrive at the airport for your flight.