Los Cabos Easier To Reach Than Ever For Americans With Over 300 Weekly Flights 

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There’s no shortage of things for American travelers to love about Los Cabos.   

It has a stunning coastline that spans more than 20 miles and is filled with beautiful beaches, a dramatic landscape perfect for outdoor activities, luxurious all-inclusives with amazing amenities, and crystal-clear water ideal for everything from snorkeling to boat tours.   

One of the best things about Los Cabos, though, is that it is easier to reach than ever for Americans, with over 300 weekly flights arriving from the U.S. at the airport in San Jose del Cabo.   

These are all of the places in the U.S. that you can fly to Cabo from, along with a few tips for your arrival at Los Cabos International Airport.   

Los Cabos’ Connectivity With The United States  

Los Cabos has stronger connectivity with the United States than with any other international destination.   

Currently, direct flights are available from a total of 29 different U.S. airports.   

While some routes are seasonal, connectivity remains strong throughout the year.   

U.S. Airports With Direct Flights To Los Cabos International Airport 

• Atlanta (ATL)  
• Austin (AUS) 
• Baltimore-Washington (BWI)  
• Charlotte (CLT)  
• Chicago (MDW)  
• Chicago (ORD)  
• Cincinnati (CVG) 
• Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW)  
• Denver (DEN)  
• Detroit (DTW)  
• Houston (HOU)  
• Houston (IAH)  
• Kansas City (MCI) 
• Las Vegas (LAS) 
• Los Angeles (LAX)  
• Minneapolis (MSP)  
• New York (EWR)  
• New York City (JFK)  
• Oakland, East Bay (OAK)  
• Phoenix (PHX)  
• Portland (PDX)  
• Sacramento (SMF)  
• Salt Lake City (SLC)  
• San Diego (SAN)  
• San Francisco (SFO)  
• San Jose (SJC)  
• Santa Ana (SNA)  
• Seattle/Tacoma (SEA)  
• St. Louis (STL) 

Airlines With Flights Between The U.S. And Los Cabos 

Eight different airlines offer flights between Los Cabos and these U.S. cities.   

Several are low-cost carriers, including Frontier Airlines, JetBlue, and Southwest Airlines.   

Southwest offers direct flights from more cities in the United States than any of the other airlines, with nonstop flights from 12 U.S. cities.   

Los Cabos Tourism Numbers 

Last year nearly 5 million international tourists visited Los Cabos by air, 4.7 million to be exact.   

The total for all air traffic, both international and domestic, was 7.7 million.   

This means that over 60 percent of Los Cabos’ visitors who arrived by air were international tourists, and the majority of them were American travelers.   

Arriving At Los Cabos Airport 

As you can see, Los Cabos International Airport is a super busy hub, with a total of nearly 2,000 flights arriving every month.   

This is an average of about 64 flights arriving every day.  As busy as the airport is, it’s important to be prepared when you arrive.   

You’ll want to have all of your important documents ready and nothing in your luggage that might have you flagged for a more thorough inspection that might hold you up at the airport.   

Getting From The Airport To Your Hotel 

Los Cabos Airport is located in San Jose del Cabo and is about 7.5 miles from the center of San Jose del Cabo and about 27 miles from Cabo San Lucas.   

There are several ways to get from the airport to your hotel, including public transportation, taxis, shared shuttles, and private transfers.   

Booking a private transfer in advance is your best option because you can avoid all of the confusion and have your driver waiting for you upon arrival.   

Cabo San Lucas Vs. San Jose Del Cabo 

Los Cabos consists of two separate destinations, Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo.   

Each is quite different from the other, with Cabo San Lucas being more of a party hotspot and a hub for tours and activities, and San Jose del Cabo being the more laid-back, authentic, cultural town.   

Both have fantastic all-inclusives and beautiful beaches, so which one you choose depends on the kind of vacation you’re looking for.   

One thing is for sure, though, no matter which Cabo experience you choose, you’ll have plenty of options for getting there.