Flights from Boston to Los Angeles
Boston (BOS) → Los Angeles (LAX)
Name your price for Boston → Los Angeles and leave the checking to us. Fares on this route are re-read every 15 minutes; when one reaches your number, the alert arrives with a link to that ticket.
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We re-read this route every 15 minutes and write when a ticket reaches your price. Free, and one click stops it.
Cheap fares
Updated 15:59 UTC RefreshCheapest in November — from $139
Ticket at this price
Alaska Airlines
Flight 459
7:13 am
Boston
Tue, Nov 10
BOS
9h 54m
1 stop
2:07 pm
Los Angeles
Tue, Nov 10
LGB
Cheapest
$139
Pick this ticket
Fares come from our search partner and change through the day. We do not sell tickets — we show the price and tell you when it drops.
Nonstop flights
| Day | Airlines | From |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | jetBlue | $330 |
| Saturday | jetBlue | $198 |
| Sunday | United Airlines | $214 |
Built from the fares we found for the next two months, not from the carriers official schedule.
Price trend
Pick a date and we will show the fare and a link to the ticketAirlines and fares
Southwest Airlines
from $196
Alaska Airlines
from $139
jetBlue
from $198
United Airlines
from $188
Frontier Airlines
from $203
American Airlines
from $208
Air Canada
from $240
Fares over the next 30 days
Cheapest fare found for each departure date. Tap a date to open the search.
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$214
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$209
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How it works
1
Name your price
A route and the number you would pay. Dates optional.
2
We re-read the fares
Real airline and agency prices on your route, every 15 minutes.
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You get the link
A ticket at your price arrives by email or push, with a link to book it.
Why it helps
- Checking a route by hand means seeing whatever the price happens to be at that minute. We look four times an hour instead.
- A cheap fare can be gone before the evening. Ours goes out within about three minutes of appearing.
- Watch one route or fifteen. It costs the same and the volume does not grow: one message per route per day at most.
Where alerts arrive
Email
Main channel
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Backup channel
Frequently asked questions
How do I know when flights from Boston to Los Angeles get cheaper?
Set your price above and pick a channel, email or browser notification. Fares here are re-read every 15 minutes, and a ticket at or below your number is sent within a few minutes of appearing.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. The alert links to the ticket at the same price you'd pay booking directly.
What price should I set for Boston → Los Angeles?
The form suggests a number to start from, and you can move it to whatever you would actually pay. If you would rather pick it yourself, take the cheapest fare shown for the months ahead and go about a fifth below it: low enough to be a real saving, close enough to happen. Editable later in “My alerts”.
Can I track only direct flights or specific dates?
Yes. Turn on “Direct only”, and add a departure date range if you have one. Only tickets matching both reach you.