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Airports in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is served by 4 international and 2 domestic airports. These are Los Angeles International Airport, Ontario International Airport, John Wayne Airport, San Bernardino International Airport, Bob Hope Airport, and Long Beach Airport.

Los Angeles International Airport is the primary airport serving the city of Los Angeles. Situated in Los Angeles, California, it is the busiest & largest airport in the entire State. The airport provides passenger & cargo services to both domestic and international destinations including Dublin, Moscow, Papeete, Paris, Auckland, Guadalajara, Rome, Tokyo, Hong-Kong, San Francisco, New York, Atlanta, Newark, and more. For hassle free connectivity, various ground transportation services like car rentals, scheduled buses, shared ride vans, taxis, and metro rail are available at all airports of the city.

Explore Oklahoma Coty

Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city of the state of Oklahoma and the county seat of Oklahoma County in the US. Home to the largest municipal population of the Great Plains region, the city was once a hotbed of cowboy culture and is now known for its oil wells. A star highlight in Oklahoma City is Bricktown (the city’s entertainment district and shopping hotspot) and the Oklahoma City Museum of Art (which is home to the world’s largest collection of Chihuly glass).

Things to do in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum

Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum commemorates those who lost their lives in the 1995 bombing of the Alfred F. Murrah Federal Building in the city. Among other things, it chiefly features the remaining parts of the bombed building, 168 hand-cast bronze chairs (one for each person who died in the blast), and the Survivor Tree (a 100-year-old American elm that survived the blast).

Science Museum Oklahoma

The Science Museum Oklahoma features many interactive scientific exhibits mostly intended to arouse a scientific inclination in young children. It also features a theatre and planetarium that together present regular shows. The museum also features picnic grounds and scenic gardens.

Oklahoma City Museum of Art

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art features a remarkable collection of 19th- and 20th-century European and American art. The art museum also features changing national and international exhibitions, besides displaying some masterpieces by Renoir, O'Keeffe, and Henry Moore.

Best Time to Fly to Oklahoma City

The best time to fly to Oklahoma City is from September to November. During this time, the weather is mild, and visitors can use this time for sightseeing.