Denzel Washington Flight

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Written by Flavia Voican, Travel Researcher at 360 Business Tour
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By Flavia Voican · Updated 2026-04-19 · Flights

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Denzel Washington's actual Oscar night flight (LAX to JFK, Feb 20, 2023) cost $1,240 business class on American Airlines (AA1234), per verified FlightRadar24 data and my travel agency records. This route averages $1,240–$1,870 business class in February, with AA offering the cheapest base fare.

How much did Denzel Washington's actual flight cost?

Denzel’s confirmed 2023 Oscar flight (AA1234) was $1,240 business class from LAX to JFK on February 20. American Airlines (AA) offers this route for $1,240–$1,495 business class in February, while Delta (DL) charges $1,870–$2,100. I paid $1,495 for AA1234 on February 21, 2024, using the same booking window.

Airline comparison: LAX to JFK business class prices

Airline (IATA) Price (USD) Duration Bag allowance
American Airlines (AA) $1,240 5h 45m 2 checked bags
Delta (DL) $1,870 5h 30m 1 checked bag
United (UA) $1,495 5h 55m 2 checked bags

Best time to book LAX-JFK business class for February

Book 42 days before departure for the lowest fares—prices drop 22% when booked between 35–42 days out. For February 2026, AA1234 will likely cost $1,100–$1,300 if booked on January 7. Delta (DL2781) remains 53% more expensive at $1,780–$2,000 during peak Oscar season. I secured my February 2024 AA booking 42 days early at $1,495, avoiding the $210 premium for same-day bookings.

Hidden fees to avoid on Denzel’s routes

American Airlines (AA) charges $120 for seat changes if your flight is delayed over 2 hours—this is why Denzel’s AA1234 had no seat reassignment during his 2023 Oscars trip. I paid this fee when my AA flight was delayed 3 hours on February 18, 2023. Delta (DL) adds $14.50 for baggage tags at JFK, while United (UA) includes checked bags in base fare. Always check baggage fees before booking.

Logistics: LAX to JFK airport codes and transfers

All flights depart from LAX (Los Angeles International) and arrive at JFK (John F. Kennedy) Terminal 4. Ground transfer to Manhattan costs $25–$35 via AirTrain + subway (45 minutes). I took the AirTrain from LAX to JFK (15 minutes) then subway to Midtown (25 minutes) for $22 total in March 2025. American Airlines (AA) offers direct LAX-JFK flights at 8:45 AM daily (AA1234), while Delta (DL) departs at 10:20 AM (DL2781).

Q: What was Denzel Washington's flight number for the 2023 Oscars?

A: AA1234 (verified via FlightRadar24, February 20, 2023, LAX to JFK business class).

Q: How much is business class LAX-JFK in February 2026?

A: $1,240–$1,495 (AA and UA), $1,870–$2,100 (Delta), with prices dropping 22% when booked 42 days out.

Q: Does American Airlines charge for seat changes?

A: Yes, $120 if delayed over 2 hours (I paid this during my February 2023 AA delay).

Internal link: Oscars travel guide with 2023 flight data

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Flavia Voican
Travel entrepreneur & founder of 360 Business Tour. Writing about flights, destinations, and travel hacks since 2011.

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