San Francisco to Portland Flights

Flying between Portland International to San Francisco International is very convenient as there are 24 airliners offering direct flights including Icelandair, Sun Country Airlines, SkyWest Airlines, Copa Airlines, El Al, Turkish Airlines, Qantas, Japan Airlines, Finnair, Avianca, Fiji Airways, Emirates, Cathay Pacific, British Airways, Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, All Nippon Airways, Air China, Singapore Airlines, Lufthansa, American Airlines, United Airlines, Air New Zealand and Alaska Airlines. When travelling from San Francisco International you will cover about 551 miles before you reach Portland International. This journey will take 1 hour 51 minutes.

The exact cost of the flight we vary quite significantly base on the dates you travel, the time of day you will depart and how long in advance you pre book the flights. If you are on a tight budget then you should avoid flying at peak hours as the prices are more expensive. The cheapest flights are in the evenings and in mid week. If it is possible, you should book your flights 2 or more months in advance as ticket prices will be substantially lower.

Below you will see all the airlines that fly from San Francisco International (SFO) to Portland International (PDX) and the number of flights they operate each day.

Alaska Airlines offer the highest number of flights for this route with departures times between 06:00 and 21:55.

You can find the latest flight availability and prices from Alaska Airlines at /www.alaskaair.com/. You can also book direct and get their latest discounts.

Flight times for Alaska Airlines are summarised in the table below. These time were correct at the time of writing, but please be aware that times may vary from time to time so please check their website for exact times and the dates you wish to fly.

Other routes are also possible. Flying from a different airport may offer more convenient flight times, so below we have we have put a list of other routes that may well be suitable.

Please remember to leave plenty of time to get though customers when you are departing form the airports. Flights regulations are getting very strict these days so getting through customs can take in excess of 1 hour in some cases.