Virgin America (VX) flights & route network
60 routes · 21 destinations · 5 hub airports across 2 countrys.
Figures computed from the public OpenFlights datasetData source: OpenFlights routes.dat
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Virgin America hub airports
Airports ranked by the number of Virgin America routes originating from each IATA code. A higher count indicates a stronger hub — more nonstop destinations available from that airport.
Routes operated by VX
Showing the 50 longest Virgin America routes parsed from the OpenFlights routes dataset. Click any route for live fare comparison.
VX route network
Every figure below is computed live from the OpenFlights routes dataset at the time of page render. No prices, no fabricated carrier names — only the airline codes stored verbatim in thedirectCarriersJSON field on each FlightRoute row.
All countries served by VX
Ranked by the number of Virgin America routes arriving in each destination country. The leading market is where the airline concentrates most of its international capacity.
About flying with Virgin America
Virgin America (VX) operates 60 scheduled flight routes parsed from the OpenFlights public routes dataset.
From its primary hub at SFO (San Francisco, United States) the airline flies 18 nonstop routes, with 4 additional airports serving as regional connection points across the network.
The longest nonstop route operated by Virgin America is Boston (BOS) to San Francisco (SFO), covering 2,698 great-circle miles and averaging about 45m of flight time. Its shortest scheduled route — Las Vegas (LAS) to Los Angeles (LAX) — covers just 236 miles.
Across the full network, Virgin America serves 2 countrys; the most-served destination market is United States with 56 inbound routes.
How to find the best Virgin America fares
Booking out of SFO is usually the strongest fare play: Virgin America concentrates 18 of its routess from San Francisco, and higher route density at a hub means more head-to-head competition — both from other Virgin America departures and from rival carriers serving overlapping city pairs. Use the Kayak search box above with origin set to SFO to see the airline's full departure board at a glance.
All route, hub, destination and country figures are computed directly from the OpenFlights public-domain routes dataset(openflights.org/data.php)— specifically the directCarriers JSON field on every FlightRoute row, where each airline code (e.g. VX) is parsed from the OpenFlightsroutes.dat airline identifier column. Carrier names come from the companion OpenFlights airlines.dat dataset. No prices or fare estimates appear on this page — those values fluctuate continuously across 100+ booking sites and are fetched live via Kayak at search time.