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Track Los Angeles to Phoenix Flights

Get SMS alerts for LAX-PHX flights. Quick desert hop with timezone quirks.

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Outbound

1 hour 20 minutes

Return

1 hour 25 minutes

Daily Flights

12+

Airlines

5

Timezone note

Phoenix is 1 hour ahead of Los Angeles during standard time. During daylight saving time both cities are on the same clock, as Arizona does not observe DST.

About this route

Los Angeles to Phoenix flights

Los Angeles to Phoenix is a high-frequency short-haul route connecting Southern California with the rapidly growing Valley of the Sun. American Airlines dominates Phoenix Sky Harbor as a hub, and multiple competitors ensure strong fare competition on this corridor.

Arizona's refusal to observe daylight saving time creates a confusing timezone situation — for half the year Phoenix and LA are on the same clock, and for the other half Phoenix is an hour ahead. Landing alerts cut through the confusion and tell you exactly when the plane is on the ground.

Airlines

Airlines on this route

American AirlinesDeltaSouthwestSpiritFrontier

Airports on this route

How it works

Track Los Angeles to Phoenix.

1

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Type the flight number for Los Angeles to Phoenix.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How long is the LAX to PHX flight?

About 1 hour 20 minutes eastbound and 1 hour 25 minutes westbound.

Which airlines fly LA to Phoenix?

American, Delta, Southwest, Spirit, and Frontier all serve this route.

What's the time difference?

During standard time, Phoenix is 1 hour ahead. During DST, they're the same since Arizona doesn't observe DST.

Know when they land in Phoenix

Avoid waiting at arrivals. Get a text the moment their Los Angeles to Phoenix 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.