Cheap flights from Edmonton International to San Francisco International

Flying out of Edmonton International

Edmonton International Airport (YEG) is 26 km southwest of Edmonton city centre. It is an international airport seeing flights from around North America and Europe. There are no direct flights from Edmonton to San Francisco, but many flights make connections in hub cities like Vancouver or Seattle. Main airlines flying this route include WestJet, Air Canada, Delta, and Horizon Air. To find the cheapest flights from Edmonton to San Francisco, use Skyscanner’s flight search feature. All you have to do is tell it when you want to fly. If you know when you want to go, sign up for price alerts from Skyscanner to monitor when the price of your chosen flight rises or falls to help you get the best deals on flights to San Francisco from Edmonton.

You can get to Edmonton International Airport by taking the route 747 Airport express bus, Skyshuttle, taxi, hotel shuttle, or private car. There is short and long-term parking available, and rental cars can be returned at the airport. For an international flight, it is recommended that passengers check in three hours in advance of departure. Canadians traveling to San Francisco must present a passport valid for the duration of stay in the United States. Edmonton Airport has many opportunities for dining and shopping, as well as departure lounges and free wi-fi. Download Skyscanner’s mobile app to stay connected to the best travel deals no matter where you go.

Arriving in San Francisco

San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is an international airport located 21 km south of central San Francisco. Passengers arriving on flights from Canada must go through customs here. You can get to San Francisco from the airport by taking the BART rapid rail from the international departures level, CalTrain commuter rail, public bus, taxi, or renting a car. The airport has food, beverages, and shopping available, as well as currency exchange services.

Destination Differences

San Francisco’s mild year-round climate is quite a change from Edmonton’s warm summers and cold winters. Passengers arriving from Edmonton in the winter should pack for warm weather. Precipitation falls mainly in the winter months between November and April. Edmonton is one hour ahead of San Francisco, so jet lag should not be a major problem. In general, prices for similar goods and services are lower in Edmonton than in San Francisco.