Cheap flights from Los Angeles to Nashville

Are you bored with your daily routine and want the much sought after escape? Then get ready for rocking times ahead with a visit to Nashville – the “Country Music Capital of the World”.

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Los Angeles to Nashville Route Information

• Origin Airport: Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
• Destination Airport: Nashville International Airport (BNA)
• Flight Distance: 1,115 miles
• Flight Duration: 4 hours 5 minutes
• Low Season: December and January (best time to beat the crowds)
• High Season: May and September (most popular time to fly)
• Weekly nonstop flights: 271
• Cheapest day to fly: Saturday
• Expensive day to fly: Friday
• Busiest day to fly: Monday
• Earliest flight LAX departure: 7am-8am
• Last flight LAX departure: 11pm-12am
• Popular airport for connecting flights: Kansas City International Airport (MCI)
• Total direct flights: 1,198

Flying from LAX to BNA

If you are flying from Los Angeles to Nashville, there are several travel options for you. Flights to Nashville can be boarded from any of the four (4) international and two (2) domestic airports in Los Angeles.

People mostly prefer to take flights to Nashville from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), which is also the city’s primary, busiest and largest airport. Other airports in Los Angeles include Ontario International Airport (ONT), San Bernardino International Airport (SBD), John Wayne Airport (SNA), Long Beach Airport (LGB) and Bob Hope Airport (BUR).

Why visit Nashville?

Nashville is the most populous and capital city of the State of Tennessee in the United States. It is also the seat of Davidson County. Nashville is situated along the Cumberland River. Music enthusiasts from around the world visit Nashville, which has been nicknamed “Country Music Capital of the World” and “Home of Country Music”.

Nashville is a hub for musical instruments manufacturing, production studios and music recording companies. Music in fact pervades the city’s atmosphere. Nashville is also home to many attractions as well.

Some of the famous places of tourist interest worth visiting here include Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Belle Meade Plantation, Nashville Symphony, the Parthenon, Hermitage and the Grand Ole Opry.