$58 Cheap Spirit Airlines flights Houston (IAH) to Los Angeles (LAX)

You can find affordable return Spirit Airlines flights from $106 from IAH to LAX by filtering your results from “Price (lowest to highest)” on Expedia. Or look for bargains from $58 for a one-way trip.**These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for flights departing within the next year. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.

Search for return or one-way flights to Los Angeles in January or February. You could find cheaper fares with Spirit Airlines during these off-peak months.

Look for cheap Spirit Airlines flights from George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX) one to three months before your departure date. Travelers who book domestic flights 34 to 86 days in advance can save 25% compared to those who book just 6 to 12 days ahead. Regardless of fare class and itinerary, the best day of the week to book a domestic flight is generally Sunday and the most expensive is typically Monday. Passengers who book on a Sunday can save 6% on average compared to those who book on a Monday.**Ideal booking window recommendation is based on average round-trip ticket prices for January through November for 2024. Best day of the week to book recommendation is based on average round-trip ticket prices for January through October 2024. All data sourced from ARC’s global airline sales database.

Skip the layovers and fly from George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX) on any of Spirit Airlines’s 18 weekly direct flights. Use Expedia’s “Nonstop” and “Airline” filters to find the Spirit Airlines flight that’ll land at LAX at your preferred time.

On average, it takes 3h 46m to fly nonstop from George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX) with Spirit Airlines.

Thursday has the most Spirit Airlines flights from George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX). With 3 daily departures, this is the best day to book something that will work for your schedule.

The first Spirit Airlines flight from IAH to LAX takes off at 5:55AM UTC-6, arriving at 7:39AM UTC-8. If you prefer to jet off later, the last Spirit Airlines flight leaves IAH at 3:14PM UTC-6 and lands at LAX at 5:03PM UTC-8. Flying early is often a good idea as morning flights are least likely to experience cancellations.**Most reliable time of the day recommendation is based on January through August 2024 flight status data sourced from OAG’s global flight data platform.

Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX) is the main Los Angeles gateway for Spirit Airlines flights from George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). John Wayne Airport (SNA) and Los Angeles - Ontario Intl. Airport (ONT) are alternative possibilities. When organizing your vacation with Expedia, choose the “All Airports” option for your destination to see all available choices.

Offering a rewarding loyalty program, Spirit Airlines is a top pick for many passengers journeying from IAH to LAX. Plus, as a Free Spirit and One Key™ member booking through Expedia, you can earn OneKeyCash™* on eligible flights on top of your airline miles.*OneKeyCash™ disclaimer - OneKeyCash™ is not redeemable for cash and can only be used on Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo.

Spirit Airlines generally flies Airbus A320neo planes for flights from George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX). This airline also operates the Airbus A320 on this route. Keep in mind that aircraft type can vary due to operational reasons, so the plane you catch could be different when you leave.

Depending on the type of ticket you purchased, a fee will generally apply if you cancel or change your booking more than 24 hours after confirmation. To secure plane tickets with more flexibility, select our “Changes included” or “No cancel fee” filter when searching for flights. For more information on canceling or changing your reservation, go to “Trips,” select your flight and tick “Manage Booking.”