Travel from Los Angeles to Austin

Southwest Airlines offers frequent direct flights between Los Angeles and Austin.

Southwest Airlines primarily operates from Terminal 1 at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). In Austin, flights arrive at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS), typically the Barbara Jordan Terminal, though always check your specific flight details.

American Airlines provides numerous direct flights connecting Los Angeles and Austin.

American Airlines typically operates from Terminal 4 at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Flights arrive at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS), generally at the Barbara Jordan Terminal.

Delta Air Lines offers a selection of direct flights from Los Angeles to Austin.

Delta Air Lines operates primarily from Terminals 2 and 3 at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Flights arrive at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS), typically at the Barbara Jordan Terminal.

Amtrak's Texas Eagle route connects Los Angeles with Austin, offering a scenic long-distance rail journey.

Trains depart from Los Angeles Union Station and arrive at Austin Station (250 N Lamar Blvd). The journey involves long stretches, with sleeper car options available.

Greyhound provides bus services from Los Angeles to Austin, typically involving transfers due to the long distance.

Buses depart from various locations in Los Angeles, including Union Station, and arrive at Austin Eastside Bus Plaza or other designated stops. Journey times can vary significantly based on transfers and traffic.

FlixBus offers bus connections between Los Angeles and Austin, often involving transfers.

FlixBus services depart from various points in Los Angeles, such as Union Station, and arrive at Austin Eastside Bus Plaza. Some routes may be operated in partnership with other carriers.

Driving from Los Angeles to Austin offers flexibility and the opportunity to explore various sights along the way.

The direct driving distance is about 1,357 to 1,420 miles (2,184-2,285 km). The primary route typically involves Interstate 10 West. Fuel costs are estimates and depend on vehicle fuel efficiency, current gas prices, and driving habits. Major interstate routes are largely toll-free, but some urban areas in California (e.g., Orange County toll roads) and around Austin may have electronic tolls. Consider breaking up the journey over at least two days.