
Economy fares · LAX to TYO
Lowest fare in our last check: $954 per person, round trip · checked Oct 31, 2026. Fares change and are confirmed when you book.
Photo of Los Angeles, where this route departs: Los Angeles seen from the hills, with the city skyline in the distance. dconvertini, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped; the crop is shared under the same licence.
Distance
5,476 mi
LAX to HND, straight line
Nonstop
Seen
in our Oct 31 check
Airline seen
1
ANA
Fare checks
4
since Sep 22, 2026, latest Oct 31
Philippine Airlines operates flights from Los Angeles to Tokyo with one stop along the way. Comparing live fares before you book helps you understand how different layovers affect the overall cost of your trip.
From 10 real fares found in our latest check. Prices are per person and can change.
$271 between the cheapest and priciest fare
In this check, fares on this route ranged from $954 to $1,225, a 22% difference. Airline, stops and travel dates all change the price, so compare the options below before you book.
10 real fares from our latest check, cheapest first. Prices are per person and can change until ticketed.
ANA
Nonstop · 12h 20m · Tue, Dec 15
ANA
Nonstop · 12h 20m · Tue, Dec 15
ANA
Nonstop · 12h 20m · Tue, Dec 15
ANA
Nonstop · 12h 20m · Tue, Dec 15
ANA
Nonstop · 12h 20m · Tue, Dec 15
Philippine Airlines flies this route regularly. All options currently shown include one stop, with total travel times ranging from 21 hours and 40 minutes to 27 hours and 50 minutes depending on the length of your scheduled layover.
Flight pricing fluctuates throughout the year. Based on recent data, fares tend to dip in December before rising again in January. You can review the live fares shown above to see how dates in different months compare right now.
Being flexible with your departure and return dates is a practical way to manage costs. Connecting flights often price differently than direct routes, so comparing layovers against your schedule can highlight better options. Checking the fares a few months ahead of your planned trip also gives you a clearer picture of the baseline cost.
Recent searches did not find nonstop options for this route. Travelers should expect one connection, which stretches the total journey time to between 21 and 28 hours. Checking the itinerary details will show you exactly where the layover takes place and how long you will wait for your onward flight.
We provide a real live fare search with no booking fees to help you plan your trip. If you prefer to speak with someone directly, our travel advisors are available by phone to help you compare routes and schedules.
Philippine Airlines currently operates flights on this route. You can check the live pricing block above to see if other carriers have been added to the schedule.
Total journey times on this route vary based on connections. Flights typically take between 21 hours and 40 minutes and 27 hours and 50 minutes.
Recent searches found only one-stop itineraries. No nonstop flights were found in the current data.
Fares often drop in early winter, with December showing lower pricing before rates increase in January. Check the live fares shown above to see the latest seasonal pricing.
Searching for flights a few months in advance allows you to monitor pricing trends. Look at the live fares shown above to decide if current pricing meets your budget.
The length of your layover, your travel dates, and seasonal demand all play a part in the final cost. Adjusting your travel days by a week can sometimes yield a different result.
While travelers frequently search for business class flights los angeles to tokyo, our site specializes in finding you competitive economy fares. We do not evaluate premium cabin products.
We focus strictly on economy travel for price-conscious flyers. If you are looking for business class flights to tokyo from los angeles, you will only find our standard economy comparisons on this page.
Baggage rules depend entirely on the airline issuing your ticket. Always check the airline's baggage allowance before booking, as adding checked bags later can increase your total cost.
Round-trip tickets are usually more practical for most travelers. Check the live fares shown above to compare how a return ticket stacks up against booking two separate one-way legs.