Private jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas
Plan for around 1 h 10 min in the air when you take a private jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, usually a turboprop. The distance is 229 miles, and one way prices start near $3,200.
Los Angeles to Las Vegas private jet prices
Here is the cost of a private jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas for each class of aircraft. You pay for the whole cabin, not per seat, and typical fees are already added.
| Jet size | Seats | Flight time | Stops | One way price | Per seat, full cabin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turboprop | 6 to 8 | 1 h 10 min | Nonstop | $3,200 to $4,700 | $400 |
| Very light jet | 4 to 5 | 55 min | Nonstop | $3,400 to $4,900 | $700 |
| Light jet | 6 to 7 | 50 min | Nonstop | $4,500 to $6,600 | $600 |
| Midsize jet | 7 to 9 | 50 min | Nonstop | $5,900 to $8,200 | $700 |
| Super midsize jet | 8 to 10 | 50 min | Nonstop | $11,200 to $16,200 | $1,100 |
| Heavy jet | 10 to 14 | 50 min | Nonstop | $20,300 to $30,800 | $1,500 |
| Ultra long range jet | 12 to 16 | 45 min | Nonstop | $27,800 to $43,300 | $1,700 |
Under an hour in the air. A light jet split six ways often costs about the same as last minute first class.
A return trip with the crew waiting in Las Vegas usually costs less than two one way charters. The per seat column assumes a full cabin, so 8 guests sharing a turboprop pay about $400 each.
Which jet fits this route
For two to four guests with soft bags, a turboprop is the cheapest way to make this trip at $3,200 to $4,700. It is a little slower, but the gap on a flight this short is small.
Travelling as a group of eight or more? A super midsize jet gives every guest a full seat and room for luggage, from $11,200 one way. Split ten ways, that is about $1,120 per person.
More about the turbopropTime you save flying private
On a scheduled flight you usually arrive two hours early, queue at security and wait for bags on landing. Flying private, you arrive 15 to 20 minutes before departure and leave the terminal minutes after the doors open.
Rough figures. Ground transfers to and from the airport are not included.
Airports for this flight
Private jets from LA to Vegas use 5 airports: VNY, BUR, LAX in Los Angeles and LAS, HSH in Las Vegas. The right one depends on where you start and when you want to fly.
Van Nuys
VNY / KVNY · business aviation only
Van Nuys is one of the busiest general aviation airports in the world, in the San Fernando Valley. Beverly Hills and Bel Air are 25 to 40 minutes by car.
Airport detailsHollywood Burbank
BUR / KBUR
Hollywood Burbank is the closest jet airport to the studios, Hollywood and Pasadena, about 20 minutes away in light traffic. Passengers on a private jet use the FBOs on the south side, away from the airline terminal.
Airport detailsLos Angeles International
LAX / KLAX
LAX is a large airline hub, but its private terminals work apart from the passenger halls. It suits Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and the beach cities, about 20 to 40 minutes by car.
Airport detailsLas Vegas Harry Reid
LAS / KLAS
Harry Reid International has large private terminals on the west side, ten minutes from the Strip. They work separately from the airline terminals, so you drive straight to the aircraft.
Airport detailsHenderson Executive
HSH / KHND · business aviation only
Henderson Executive is a business aviation airport south of Las Vegas, about 15 to 20 minutes from the Strip. It has no airline traffic, so arrivals and departures are quick.
Airport detailsNot sure which terminal suits you? Your advisor compares driving time and landing fees for each private jet airport and puts the best option first in your quote.
How to pay less for a private jet to Las Vegas
A private jet charter from Los Angeles to Las Vegas does not have to cost the full price. These four ideas save the most.
- Empty legs. Jets often fly this route empty to collect other clients. Ask us to check when you book.
- Flexible timing. Moving departure by a few hours can match a jet already in position and remove repositioning cost.
- A second airport. This route has more than one airport option, and fees differ between them.
- Fly often? A jet card fixes the hourly rate for the year.
Combining a flexible departure with an empty leg is how most clients cut the price of this route by a third or more. Tell your advisor which of these you can live with, and the quote will reflect it.
Private jet emissions on this route
A turboprop produces roughly 0.8 tonnes of CO2 on this flight, about 0.1 tonnes per seat with a full cabin. We can add verified carbon removal or sustainable aviation fuel credits at cost. Just mention it in your request.
The figure is an estimate based on the fuel this jet size burns per hour and the time in the air. A smaller or newer aircraft burns less on the same route, so ask your advisor to compare emissions along with the price.
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Related routes
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Weather in Las Vegas for the next 7 days
Check the weather in Las Vegas before you fly. The forecast below covers the next seven days and helps you pack and plan the drive from the airport.
Forecast by Open-Meteo, updated every hour. On the day of your flight, the crew plans with official aviation forecasts.
July is the warmest month in Las Vegas, with daytime highs around 41°C (106°F). The coolest is January, at about 14°C (58°F). More detail: Las Vegas weather by month.
Los Angeles to Las Vegas private jet FAQ
Short answers about private jet charter from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. They cover price, flight time, airports and empty legs.
How much does a private jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas cost?
One way prices start around $3,200 in a turboprop and reach about $43,300 in an ultra long range jet. A turboprop usually costs $3,200 to $4,700. The final price depends on where the nearest aircraft is based, your dates and airport fees.
How long is the flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas by private jet?
About 1 h 10 min in a turboprop, including taxi and climb. The fastest jets save a few minutes. Every class on this route flies nonstop.
Which airports do private jets use in Los Angeles and Las Vegas?
In Los Angeles: Van Nuys (VNY), Hollywood Burbank (BUR), Los Angeles International (LAX). In Las Vegas: Las Vegas Harry Reid (LAS), Henderson Executive (HSH). We choose the one closest to your address and with the best slot for your time.
Can I fly Los Angeles to Las Vegas and back the same day?
Yes. With 1 h 10 min each way, a day return is easy. The crew waits with the aircraft, and you pay for both flights plus a small waiting fee. It is usually cheaper than two separate one way charters.
Are there empty leg flights between Los Angeles and Las Vegas?
They come up regularly. Prices are often 30 to 60 percent below a normal charter. Ask your advisor to check for one when you request a quote.
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