Route Briefing: Washington D.C. to Portland
Flying coast-to-coast from Washington, D.C. to Portland takes 5 hours and 35 minutes across 2,350 miles. Alaska Airlines and United offer daily nonstops into Portland International Airport (PDX).
Portland, Oregon is famous for its lush greenery, third-wave coffee roasters, and thriving farm-to-table food scene. Lose yourself in the massive stacks of Powell's City of Books in the Pearl District, stroll through the Portland Japanese Garden and International Rose Test Garden, or hike miles of shaded trails in Forest Park. The city's famous street food cart pods and neighborhood craft breweries provide endless culinary discovery.
Economy roundtrips under $180 are a great deal on this transcontinental corridor, with standard fares averaging $270 to $410. Summer from June through August brings sunny, warm days and outdoor craft beer festivals. Book 6 to 10 weeks in advance to lock in the best economy rates.






