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Cheap Flights to Portland from $29 One Way, $53 Round Trip

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Portland PDX Flight Information

Traveling To
Portland
Destination Airport IATA Code
PDX
Number of Airlines Serving
1
Airlines
Frontier Airlines
Flight Price
$53
Earliest Departing Flight
AS 9 9:36PM PDT
Latest Departing Flight
AS 9 Mar 26 9:36PM PDT

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Portland When to Go

Let’s get the obvious out of the way: Portland is in the Pacific Northwest, and for much of the year, that means precipitation. Not a lot of it (New York and Miami both get more inches of rain per year), but a steady drizzle. In fact, it’s not uncommon to fight rain every single day of the month in March.

December averages only 65.1 hours of sunshine a month. But temps rarely drop below freezing at any point during the year, especially during the day. Winter brings performances by the Portland Opera, Oregon Symphony, White Bird contemporary dance troupe, and Portland Jazz Festival.
 
Summers here are actually warm, sunny, and dry, thanks to the city’s inland location (it’s an hour from the coast, which means no cool sea breezes). In July and August, the mercury can sometimes top 100. With the combination of the Cascade mountain range and the funnel of the Columbia River Gorge, the weather can occasionally get funky—thunderstorms coming off the nearby peaks, freezing air rolling down the river. Everyone takes advantage of bright summer days in the form of summer concerts at the Oregon Zoo (July–August), a five-day Waterfront Blues Festival around the Fourth of July, and the Bite of Oregon food fest and the Mt. Hood Jazz Festival in August.

Frequently asked questions

Which airlines fly to Portland?
You can pick from 2 airlines that run services to Portland Intl. Airport (PDX), the primary airport in the city. Among all those options, you’re certain to find a fabulous deal. Here are some of the major international airlines that’ll get you to Portland — and then exploring every inch of this city:

  • Air Canada - 51 flights to Portland per month
  • Delta - 17 flights to Portland per month
  • WestJet - 16 flights to Portland per month

What is the best airport to fly to in Portland?
Portland Intl. Airport (PDX) is the main arrival point to the city, so your only decision will be the window seat or the aisle seat. Central Portland is roughly 7 miles away and where many travelers kick off their adventure.
How much is a flight to Portland?
Return flights to Portland this last week fluctuated between $53 and $647. If you were traveling one-way out of Washington (DCA), you could have nabbed fares from as low as $29.
How to book the cheapest flight to Portland?
Using Orbitz, you’ll uncover some of the best flight deals around from a big range of airlines. But if you’d love to heighten your chances of nabbing cheap flights to Portland, here are a few pointers to keep in mind:

  • Consider taking off from or landing at alternative airports to save cash. Enter your preferred departure and arrival points in the form fields, then choose the ‘Nearby airports’ function below. It will show you any available options.
  • Similarly, click on the ‘Show flexible dates’ option to bring up the prices on days either side of your selected departure. You may be able to score cheaper flight deals if you’re flexible with your dates.
  • Select ‘Show options’ to refine your search results. You can pick your preferred airline and seating class here. Under ‘Sort & Filter’ to the left, you can even select whether you’d like to fly in the morning, afternoon or evening.
  • Reserve your fare as soon as you’ve worked out your travel dates. While it does happen from time to time, airline tickets rarely get cheaper as your departure date approaches.
  • Think about combining your hotels, flights and car rentals into an Orbitz package to make your dollar go further.
  • Whenever possible, avoid flying in high seasons. Airfares usually surge during summer, school breaks and around other vacation times like Easter and Christmas.

How long is a flight to Portland?
The length of time you spend in the air will depend on where you’re taking off from, whether that’s the South, the Northern states or anywhere else. Below are three of the most common routes to Portland and average flight times:

  • Seattle, WA (SEA-Seattle - Tacoma Intl.) to Portland Intl. Airport (PDX) - 1 hour and 9 minutes
  • Denver, CO (DEN-Denver Intl.) to Portland Intl. Airport (PDX) - 2 hours and 45 minutes
  • Los Angeles, CA (LAX-Los Angeles Intl.) to Portland Intl. Airport (PDX) - 2 hours and 19 minutes

What is the best time to book a flight to Portland?
Generally speaking, the cheapest time to purchase your airfare is January. This is followed by February and August. When looking for a cheap flight to Portland, be ready to book. Cheap deals pop up suddenly and don’t hang around!
What day of the week is the cheapest to book a flight to Portland?
If you’re after low-cost airfares to Portland, the best days of the week to make a booking are Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. With Orbitz (and a bit of good timing!), a fabulous flight deal will be all yours.
What is the cheapest day of the week to fly to Portland?
According to Orbitz data from 2020, you’ll want to hop on a plane on a Monday to get cheap flights to Portland. Next most affordable day? Tuesday. Saturday will cost the most. So, think about leaving early in the week if you’d like to book a bargain fare without paying premium prices.
What is the cheapest month to fly to Portland?
If you have some wiggle room with your travel dates, think about jetting off sometime in August. Orbitz data has found that this is generally the best month to fly out if you’re looking for cheap flights to Portland. As you would expect, fares increase in the busy month of June and flights sell out quickly.
Which airlines allow free cancellation?
Orbitz makes it easy to find carriers offering fare flexibility. Simply click on “Filter by flexible change policies” when searching for your flights and hey presto! We’ll show you options that include free cancellation within 24 hours of booking, no change fees and of course, the best price.
What do I need for the flight to Portland?
The secret to a hassle-free flight is preparation. Here are some useful tips that’ll help get you ready for your journey:

  • Your travel documents are the most important items you’ll need to take with you on your flight. To avoid any hassles when checking in, make sure that the name on your ticket matches your government-issued photo ID.
  • Take some activities to keep you busy on your trip to Portland. Magazines and electronic gadgets like e-readers and laptops are ideal. Remember to take a refillable water bottle with you as well. Even on a short flight, it’s important to keep well-hydrated.
  • It can get very cool on the plane. If you don’t like the thought of shivering your way through the flight, wear an extra layer of clothes.

How many direct flights are there to Portland?
Currently, there are 453 direct flights each month to Portland. When it comes to airlines that will fly you there, you’ve got loads of choice. Alaska Airlines, Delta Air Lines and Southwest Airlines are among the most sought-after. United Airlines, American Airlines and Spirit Airlines are a few other reputable carriers with nonstop services.
How do I get cheap first-class/business deals to Portland?
If you think a first or business-class airfare is way out of your reach, think again. Here are some tips to help you nab a premium flight to Portland for a whole lot less:

  • Be flexible with your travel dates and wait for early bird or last-minute sales on business or first-class airfares.
  • A lot of budget airlines these days have terrific business-class seating that doesn’t cost a bundle.
  • Bid for an upgrade. Some airlines hold online auctions that let you offer a price for a seat up the front. You may also be able to upgrade with points earned through a loyalty scheme.

How to get into Portland from the airport?
If you enjoy the convenience of having your own set of wheels, reserve a Portland Intl. Airport (PDX) car rental with one of the two outlets at Portland Intl. Airport (PDX). Dollar and Avis have some fantastic rides to choose from. Once you’ve jumped in the driver’s seat, the center of Portland is around 7 miles to the southwest. Or, maybe you’d prefer to take a taxi into town and rent a vehicle from the downtown area after you’ve mastered the lay of the land? Portland car rentals always has loads of terrific deals available.
What is the best time to go to Portland?
You’ll have loads of fun whatever time of year you choose to go to Portland, but May, June and August are the busiest months. Want to fill up your schedule with lots of warm-weather experiences? Book your trip close to June 20. This is when summer starts in the Northern Hemisphere. Expect the mercury to hover between 50 ºF and 80 ºF during this time of year.
Travel tips for Portland

  • Walk down busy lanes and streets, chill out in cute cafés and take in notable attractions like Oregon Zoo. There are tons of things to keep you entertained in this vibrant city.
  • You’ll find more excellent sights to stick on your itinerary within an easy driving distance of the city center. Book a car rental, get behind the wheel and zoom on out to Portland International Raceway.
  • Add a few more clicks to the odometer and check out some of Multnomah County’s other popular cities. Rhododendron is one that’s waiting to be explored.

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