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Did you know...
- Los Angeles has the International Air Transport Association (IATA) code of LAX and Oaxaca has OAX.
- Los Angeles is 2 hours behind Oaxaca. Jetlag may be an issue.
- The nearest hotel to Oaxaca airport is The Las Maravillas Auto Hotel.
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What airlines fly direct to Los Angeles from Oaxaca?No airlines fly non-stop from Oaxaca to Los Angeles.
What is the best airline to fly to Los Angeles from Oaxaca?Delta is the best airline to fly from Oaxaca to Los Angeles. The best low-cost airline is Volaris.
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