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Extraordinary shows, destination hotels and a desert escape beyond the Strip. Choose the Las Vegas experience you want.

Explore immersive productions, concerts and events at this distinctive venue.
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The airport for the Strip, about two miles from its south end. It wins for a Strip hotel and for heavy jets.
Private flights use their own ramps away from the airline terminals, so you never see the terminal. Airline traffic is heavy, so a departure can wait a few minutes for its turn.
The quieter field, about 11 miles south of the Strip. It wins for Henderson, Green Valley, Anthem and Lake Las Vegas, and on a big event weekend when the Harry Reid ramps are full.
No airline traffic and a short walk from the aircraft to the car. The runway is about 6,500 feet, which handles light and midsize jets easily and many super midsize jets.
The general aviation field on the north side, about six miles northwest of downtown. It suits turboprops and light jets; its runways are about 5,000 feet, so larger jets usually go to Harry Reid or Henderson.
A working field, busy with flight training, with FBO service for business aircraft.
Time in the air in calm conditions, rounded to five minutes. Where a cabin size would likely stop for fuel, the board says so. Your quote sets the schedule.
Harry Reid is about 10 to 15 minutes from the Strip resorts and Henderson about 20. On an event weekend the quieter ramp can be worth the extra minutes.
Cars meet you on the ramp. Tell us if you want the car at the aircraft door; some resorts send their own.
The flight home to the east is usually a little quicker, with the wind behind you.
Summerlin is about 20 to 25 minutes from both Harry Reid and North Las Vegas. The Strip is closer to Harry Reid.
Las Vegas sits at about 2,200 feet. On a hot afternoon a full aircraft may need a lighter fuel load, and the crew plans for it.
For a show or a fight, tell us the start time. We plan the arrival so you reach the hotel with time to spare.
Add where you are starting, a date and a headcount. Your starting prices arrive by email, and a pilot follows up as soon as the desk can review your request.
Harry Reid for a Strip hotel and for heavy jets. Henderson for Green Valley, Lake Las Vegas and Anthem, for a quieter arrival, or when the Harry Reid ramps are full on an event weekend. Both are about 20 minutes or less from the Strip. We tell you which one when the options come back.
Your emailed planning estimate shows the current range by aircraft category once you enter where you are starting and your dates. A longer leg or a larger cabin sits higher in the range, and peak weeks sit in the upper half. Your quote will be exact.
A few days is often enough on a normal week. For a convention week, a fight weekend, the Grand Prix or New Year's Eve, book two to three weeks ahead; aircraft and ramp parking both run short. Same day requests are sometimes workable, and the reply tells you what is open.
Yes. A one way quote accounts for the aircraft’s positioning and the requirements of your trip. Share your dates, traveler count and any flexibility so we can compare available options and confirm the total price before booking.