Best Flights starting from $141
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Oklahoma City (OKC)
Mon, Apr 6
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San Francisco (SFO)
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Oklahoma City (OKC)
Tue, Apr 7
One-way
San Francisco (SFO)
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from$176economy
Oklahoma City (OKC)
Sun, Apr 5
One-way
San Francisco (SFO)
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Other Destinations
Oklahoma City (OKC) to Dallas (Any) in April from $76
From $76
Oklahoma City (OKC) to Las Vegas (Any) in April from $139
From $139
Oklahoma City (OKC) to Phoenix (PHX) in April from $160
From $160
Oklahoma City (OKC) to Myrtle Beach (MYR) in April from $176
From $176
Oklahoma City (OKC) to Ontario (ONT) in April from $200
From $200
Oklahoma City (OKC) to Las Vegas (LAS) in April from $205
From $205
Flights from Other Cities
Los Angeles (LAX) to San Francisco (SFO) in April from $28
From $28
San Diego (Any) to San Francisco (SFO) in April from $28
From $28
Phoenix (PHX) to San Francisco (SFO) in April from $43
From $43
Los Angeles (LAX) to San Francisco (SFO) in April from $56
From $56
Los Angeles (Any) to San Francisco (SFO) in April from $56
From $56
Newark (EWR) to San Francisco (SFO) in April from $80
From $80
✈️ Flight Guide: Oklahoma City (OKC) → San Francisco (SFO)
Complete travel information for your April journey
Departing from Oklahoma City (OKC) FAQs
To find the lowest fares from San Francisco International Airport (SFO), search flexible dates across a 2–3 week window, use fare alerts from Google Flights or Skyscanner, and compare both budget carriers and legacy airlines. Book mid-week (Tuesday–Thursday) about 6–8 weeks before departure for domestic routes and 2–4 months for international economy fares. Sign up for airline newsletters to catch flash sales and consider nearby airports like Oakland (OAK) or San Jose (SJC) for additional budget options.
Baggage rules vary: low-cost carriers often charge for checked bags and sometimes for carry-ons in basic economy, while legacy carriers include at least one carry-on and personal item in standard economy. Always check the specific airline's baggage policy before booking and add bags during checkout to save money. Pack light and use a measured tote to avoid unexpected gate fees at SFO.
Yes — you can frequently find low-cost nonstop economy flights from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) to Las Vegas (LAS) and Los Angeles (LAX), especially mid-week and during shoulder seasons. Use fare comparison tools and check both early morning and late evening flights when prices often dip. Book quickly when you see a sub-$100 round-trip fare, as those deals sell out fast.
In April, fares from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) can rise around major holidays (Easter) and local events like the Cherry Blossom festivals and Bay Area conference seasons. Conversely, mid-April weekdays often see lower economy fares as spring travel winds down. Monitor event calendars and buy 4–6 weeks ahead for domestic travel in April to secure better economy prices.
Budget-conscious travelers often compare fares at Oakland International Airport (OAK) and Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport (SJC), which can offer lower economy fares or more low-cost carrier options. Check combined itineraries and factor in ground transportation time and cost — sometimes a cheaper fare from OAK or SJC can be offset by rideshare or parking fees. Use multi-airport search filters to find the true low-cost option.
Last-minute economy deals from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) appear occasionally, especially for midweek or red-eye flights; however, they are less common than advance-purchase discounts. Use real-time deal trackers, airline standby lists, and look for package extras or vacation bundles to lower the effective cost. If your schedule is flexible, set immediate price alerts and be ready to book within hours.
Arriving at San Francisco (SFO) FAQs
'Cheapest Arrival (ECONOMY)' refers to prioritizing the lowest-cost arrival options in economy class, including using alternative airports, off-peak arrival times, and budget airlines. This approach helps travelers minimize landing fees, baggage surcharges, and ground transfer costs. Always compare total door-to-door costs, not just ticket price, to confirm a true bargain.
Budget-minded arrivals often use hubs and nearby major cities such as Los Angeles (LAX), Las Vegas (LAS), Phoenix (PHX), Denver (DEN), and Seattle (SEA) for connections. These cities offer multiple low-cost carrier options and frequent flights, increasing the chance of finding cheap economy fares and convenient ground connections.
To save after an economy arrival, pre-book shared shuttles, use public transit when available, or compare rideshare pooling vs local bus options. Some airports offer discounted express buses to major city centers; check official airport sites and local transit apps to identify the cheapest and fastest routes.
December arrival prices in economy tend to spike around Christmas and New Year’s Eve; however, early December can be substantially cheaper. Arriving midweek in the first two weeks of December often yields the lowest economy fares and easier ground transport options. Book as early as possible for December holiday travel to ensure availability and lower prices.
Basic economy fares can make arrival cheaper but often exclude checked bags and seat selection, raising total trip cost if you need extras. Consider whether adding baggage or seat selection negates savings; sometimes a slightly higher fare with included carry-on and seat choice is better value than the lowest upfront price.
Yes — combining one-way tickets on different carriers can produce cheaper economy arrivals, especially when low-cost carriers operate only one direction or from alternate airports. Verify minimum connection times and baggage transfer rules if you book separate tickets to avoid missed connections.
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