Empty Leg Flights From Los Angeles

A short, high-frequency hop from Van Nuys to Las Vegas. Weekend demand pushes jets back and forth constantly, so empty legs on this route appear almost daily and clear fast.

The California tech shuttle. Frequent same-day turns between Van Nuys and the Bay Area mean Los Angeles to San Francisco empty legs are common, cheap, and ideal for flexible short-notice travel.

The southern transcontinental lane between two entertainment capitals. Los Angeles to Miami repositioning flights are frequent in winter, and the long distance makes each empty leg a substantial saving.

The eastbound return of the LA–Dallas corridor. Los Angeles to Dallas repositioning keeps midsize and super-midsize empty legs flowing on this reliable business route.

The northbound half of the LA–Seattle corridor. Summer leisure demand into the Pacific Northwest lifts the supply of Los Angeles to Seattle empty legs.

A short but scenic run to the Rockies. Los Angeles to Aspen empty legs spike in ski season and again in summer, when the aircraft that carry skiers and hikers reposition.

A popular resort run down to Baja. Los Angeles to Cabo San Lucas empty legs cluster around winter and holiday travel, when heavy demand pulls jets south of the border.

An ultra-long-range transatlantic hop from the West Coast. Los Angeles to London empty legs are rare but enormously valuable, given that only the largest business jets can fly it nonstop.

A longer resort run to the Yucatan. Los Angeles to Cancun empty legs cluster around winter and holiday travel, and the distance makes each one a meaningful saving.