San Francisco to Los Angeles empty leg flights
13 empty legs are flying San Francisco to Los Angeles right now, listed by the operators flying them and refreshed through the day. Today's legs are turboprop, light, mid, super mid and heavy cabins. Today's legs leave from San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport (OAK), San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and Hayward Executive Airport (HWD) and land at Van Nuys Airport (VNY), Camarillo International Airport and Jack Northrop Field Hawthorne Municipal Airport (HHR). Prices marked Estimated are ours; the rest are the operator's own.
Flying San Francisco to Los Angeles
Soonest first. Every row opens the full listing.
Los Angeles to San Francisco
The return direction, soonest first.
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How empty legs from San Francisco to Los Angeles work
An empty leg from San Francisco to Los Angeles is a repositioning flight. A jet that finished a job in San Francisco has to get to Los Angeles for its next one, or back to base, and the operator would rather sell the seats than fly the cabin empty. That is why the price is a fraction of a normal charter for the same aircraft, same crew, same operator.
The date is set by the aircraft's schedule, not yours, and it can move or be withdrawn when the operator's plans change. A listing that shows a date with no time means the departure is not fixed yet; you settle it with the operator when you request. Legs appear anywhere from weeks to a day ahead.
UpLeg lists these legs free of charge. You request one, we confirm your exact total with the operator before you sign, and you pay the operator directly. There is no membership and no card on file.
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