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Track Los Angeles to Minneapolis Flights

Get SMS alerts for LAX-MSP flights. West Coast to the Upper Midwest.

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Outbound

3 hours 30 minutes

Return

4 hours

Daily Flights

5+

Airlines

3

Timezone note

Minneapolis is 2 hours ahead of Los Angeles (Central vs Pacific Time).

About this route

Los Angeles to Minneapolis flights

Los Angeles to Minneapolis connects the entertainment capital with the Twin Cities, a major corporate hub home to Target, 3M, and UnitedHealth Group. Delta operates the most flights through its MSP hub, while Minnesota-based Sun Country offers a leisure-focused alternative.

MSP's extreme winter weather — temperatures can plunge well below zero — means deicing delays and occasional runway closures from November through March. The 2-hour timezone difference adds complexity to scheduling, making landing alerts essential for travelers and drivers coordinating arrivals.

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DeltaSun CountrySpirit

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Track Los Angeles to Minneapolis.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How long is the LAX to MSP flight?

About 3 hours 30 minutes eastbound and 4 hours westbound.

Which airlines fly LA to Minneapolis?

Delta leads with the most departures. Sun Country and Spirit also offer nonstop service.

What's the time difference?

Minneapolis is 2 hours ahead of LA (Central vs Pacific Time).

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Avoid waiting at arrivals. Get a text the moment their Los Angeles to Minneapolis flight touches down.

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Tom Walsh
Tom Walsh

Founder, SkyText

Aviation lover who built SkyText because families deserve to know when someone lands safely. Has tracked more flights than he'd like to admit.