Flight Information BA1613 British Airways: Los Angeles

British Airways BA1613

Los Angeles — Dallas

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)		Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)
Usual departure time		Usual arrival time
00:18		05:17

* Local time. Operating days: Thu. Usual times and days are based on observations in 2018–2021. The schedule may have changed.

Flight status BA1613

Flight British Airways BA1613 (Los Angeles — Dallas) performed from airport Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), to the airport Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). The flight is operated by airplanes of aircraft family Boeing 787-800. Flight distance is 1983 km / 1070 miles, and average flight time is 2 h. 59 min.. This is a codeshare flight operated as AA40.

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Types of aircraft carrying out the flight BA1613 British Airways: Los Angeles — Dallas

Boeing 787-800

100%

Registration numbers:

N810AN, N802AN, N806AA, N815AA, N811AB, N808AN, N817AN, N805AN, N812AA, N819AN, N818AL, N801AC

This section contains information about the types of aircraft and flight numbers that perform the flight. Based on observations in 2018–2021.

Other flights along the route Los Angeles — Dallas

Flight No.	Departure time*	Arrival time*	Aircraft
BA4337	23:59	04:52	Airbus А321
GF4216	23:59	04:52	Airbus А321
CX7624	01:30	06:37	Airbus А321
AA2663	23:45	04:56	Airbus А321
WS7812	09:15	14:20	Airbus А320
VS2085	13:01	18:09	Airbus А320
KE7405	13:01	18:09	Airbus А320
KL8022	17:10	22:17	Airbus А320
VS2086	17:10	22:17	Airbus А320
CZ1701	23:45	04:56	Airbus А321
GF4368	10:30	15:31	Airbus А321
AA2853	10:30	15:31	Airbus А321
TN1196	14:00	19:13	Airbus А321
TN1180	18:15	23:21	Airbus А321
BA1878	17:00	22:03	Boeing 777-200

* Local time

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Airbus A320

AA40

* Code sharing — agreement on joint commercial exploitation of a flight by two or more airlines, one of which is operator, and the other sells tickets for the operator’s flight on their own behalf.

[LAX] Los Angeles International Airport