Departing from San Francisco, California: San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
Flying to Long Beach, California: Long Beach Airport (LGB)
Average flying time: 61 minutes
Traveling between southern and northern California is about to get a whole lot easier by chartering your own private flight with Luxury Aircraft Solutions.
Whether you live in or you’re visiting Long Beach, flying commercially will mean you’d need to fly to LAX, which is a pretty hectic airport and not exactly convenient. The drive from LAX to Long Beach is about a half hour, which doesn’t sound too bad, but that’s without traffic. And if you’re familiar with L.A. at all, you already know that there’s traffic pretty much 24/7.
Some people will decide to just drive to Long Beach from San Francisco. But remember that California is a pretty big state so this is quite a journey, and at more than 400 miles away, you’re talking an all-day endeavor. Simplify your travel plans by getting to Long Beach in just an hour.
If you’re ready to begin planning your charter flight from San Francisco to Long Beach, contact Luxury Aircraft Solutions today. We also provide free catering for all private flights.
About San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
Address:
780 S Airport Blvd.
San Francisco, CA 94128
This major airport is located about 13 miles away from downtown San Francisco in San Mateo County. It is the second busiest in all of California, and the largest in the northern California region. It serves hundreds of destinations both globally and nationally, but it is also a huge international gateway to Asian and European destinations. As such, SFO can be quite a hectic airport, and nothing can beat the convenience of chartering your own private flight.
About Long Beach Airport (LGB)
Address:
4100 Donald Douglas Dr.
Long Beach, CA 90808
Previously known as Daugherty Field, the Long Beach Airport is just a mere three miles outside the city of Long Beach in southern California. Being a much smaller airport compared to the nearby LAX, it is a convenient gateway for travelers leaving and going to the Los Angeles area, especially by private flight; commercial airliners do not provide service to or from Long Beach Airport.
