Flights from cities from Moldova to Ontario

Ontario, California is served by Ontario International Airport, IATA code ONT, ICAO code KONT. The airport is located around 3 km east of downtown Ontario and 61 km east of Downtown Los Angeles, offering a convenient and less congested alternative to LAX. It handled a record 7.1 million passengers in 2025, with continued growth. The complex has two operational passenger terminals: Terminal 2 with 12 gates serving Delta Airlines and Delta Connection, and Terminal 4 with 14 gates serving American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, and Volaris, plus a separate international arrivals terminal. The terminals are connected by a covered walkway and a free shuttle. The airport offers non-stop flights to over 30 destinations including Dallas, Phoenix, Denver, Las Vegas, Seattle, and Taipei (STARLUX Airlines), and is a top-10 cargo airport in the US with UPS, FedEx, and Amazon Air. Book your ticket and land in the heart of Southern California's Inland Empire.

The airport is 3 km from downtown Ontario, and the journey takes around 5 to 10 minutes. Ride-hailing services (Uber, Lyft) are available from the designated pick-up area, with fares of around $10 to $15 to downtown Ontario. Taxis are available at the terminal exit. Omnitrans buses connect the airport to the Inland Empire public transport network, with connections to Metrolink trains to Los Angeles and other cities. To Los Angeles (61 km), the drive takes around 45 minutes to 1.5 hours depending on traffic; the I-10 freeway is heavily congested during peak hours. Car rental is available at the consolidated rental centre at the airport, accessible by free shuttle from the terminal. Ontario is an excellent base for Palm Springs (90 km east), Big Bear Lake (90 km northeast), Los Angeles (60 km west), and San Diego (145 km south). Book your ticket and plan your Southern California journey.

Ontario, California is a destination with a moderate risk level, typical for mid-sized cities in Southern California. The crime rate is higher than the US national average, with Ontario ranking in the 25th percentile for safety compared to other American cities. However, crime against tourists is rare: violent crime tends to be concentrated in residential neighbourhoods to the east and north, not in tourist areas. The airport area, Ontario Mills Mall (one of the largest in California), Toyota Arena, the historic city centre, and the southern neighbourhoods are considered safe for tourists. The main risks are car break-ins (do not leave visible items), catalytic converter theft which is common across California, and petty theft in busy shopping areas. Summers are extremely hot in the Inland Empire (temperatures frequently exceed 38°C); staying hydrated is essential. California is vulnerable to earthquakes, wildfires, and seasonal flooding. Book your ticket and discover the gateway to Southern California.