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Los Angeles to Las Vegas by private jet

LA to Vegas in about 50 minutes.

Leave from Van Nuys, Burbank, Long Beach or Orange County and land at Harry Reid, Henderson or North Las Vegas. Door to door in about two hours, with the I-15 nowhere in sight.

  • About 50 min in the air
  • Private terminals both ends
  • All-in quotes
Trip type

  1. About 50 minutes upClimb out of the LA basin, cruise over the Mojave and start down before you've finished a drink.
  2. Priced all-inFederal excise tax, segment fees and the operator's known costs sit inside the number you see.
  3. Your departure timeLeave when the group is ready, from a private terminal rather than an airline concourse.
  4. Certificated operatorsEach option is flown by an FAA Part 135 carrier, and we name it in the quote.
Drive or fly

Four to six hours on the I-15, or about two hours door to door

Same Friday afternoon, same start in Sherman Oaks, same hotel on the Strip. The bars are drawn to scale using typical times, not live traffic.

DrivingValley to the Strip, Friday afternoon
Getting out of LACajon Pass and the desertPrimm to the Strip
4–6 h+Fridays often longer
Flying privateVan Nuys to Harry Reid
To VNYFBOIn the airTo hotel
About 2 hdoor to door

Change the day, the time and the size of your group to see typical drive ranges against the flight, with an estimated price per person.

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LA departure airports

Four ways out of Los Angeles

The best airport is the one closest to where your day begins. Every one of these has private terminals and fast access to the aircraft.

Business jet on a ramp at sunset with mountains in the distanceVNY

Van Nuys

In the San Fernando Valley and one of the busiest private aviation airports anywhere. The natural start from the Valley, Bel Air and the Westside.

Start from VNY
Business jet parked on the ramp with two cars beside the stairsBUR

Hollywood Burbank

Close to Hollywood, Pasadena and the studios, with private terminals on the field and short taxi times.

Start from BUR
Silhouette of a business jet against a low sun on the runwayLGB

Long Beach

For the South Bay, the harbor and north Orange County, with quick access from the 405 and the 710.

Start from LGB
Business jet waiting on the ramp at duskSNA

Orange County

For Newport Beach, Irvine and the coast south of LA. Strict noise rules set the hours, so timing matters here.

Start from SNA
Harry Reid (LAS)

Private terminals on the field, a short drive from the Strip and the resorts.

Henderson Executive (HND)

South of the Strip and quieter, convenient for Henderson and Lake Las Vegas.

North Las Vegas (VGT)

Northwest of downtown, handy for Summerlin and the northwest valley.

Aircraft

The right size for a 50-minute hop

On a flight this short, a bigger jet buys space, not speed. Match the cabin to your group and bags, and spend the difference in Vegas.

Instrument panel of a turboprop-class aircraft cockpit

Turboprop

The budget pick for the hop: slower, but far cheaper per hour.

Seats6–9
Per hour, est.$1,800–3,200
LA–Vegas one-way, est.$4,300–7,600
Nose of a business jet on a sunny ramp, seen head-on

Light jet

The usual choice for four to six people and a weekend's luggage.

Seats6–8
Per hour, est.$3,500–5,500
LA–Vegas one-way, est.$7,500–11,800
Business jet overhead with gear down against a pale sky

Midsize jet

Stand-up cabin and room for eight with bags.

Seats7–9
Per hour, est.$4,500–7,000
LA–Vegas one-way, est.$9,700–15,000
Business jet taxiing toward the camera at dusk

Super-midsize

Wide cabin for a bigger party, or a launch point for the next leg.

Seats8–10
Per hour, est.$6,500–9,500
LA–Vegas one-way, est.$14,000–20,400
Large-cabin jet interior with club seats around a table

Large cabin

One aircraft for the whole bachelor party or company offsite.

Seats10–16
Per hour, est.$8,500–13,000
LA–Vegas one-way, est.$18,300–28,000

Hourly ranges are estimated US market rates before tax and fees. One-way estimates assume about one billed hour each way, including the aircraft's empty return, plus 7.5% federal excise tax. Full aircraft guide.

Glass of champagne on a table in a softly lit private jet cabin
Large-cabin jet interior with club seats around a table
Group trips

When a bigger jet costs less per person

Bachelor parties, birthdays and company weekends outgrow a light jet fast. Once you'd need two small aircraft, one larger cabin is usually the better deal.

One-way estimates, LA to Las Vegas, assuming about one billed hour each way including the empty return, plus 7.5% federal excise tax. Segment and airport fees are extra.
GroupAircraftTrip, est.Each, est.
8 peopleTwo light jets$15,000–23,600$1,880–2,960
8 peopleOne midsize jet$9,700–15,000$1,210–1,880
12 peopleTwo midsize jets$19,400–30,100$1,610–2,510
12 peopleOne large-cabin jet$18,300–28,000$1,520–2,330

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How it works

From request to the Strip

Four steps, one advisor, and nothing to pay until you have signed.

  1. Send the trip

    Departure airport, date, rough time and headcount. Mention bags, golf clubs or a dog.

  2. Pick an aircraft

    We come back with options from certificated operators, each with the operator named and an all-in price.

  3. Sign and confirm

    Choose one, sign the charter agreement with the carrier's details, and pay as it sets out.

  4. Wheels up

    Arrive at the private terminal, walk to the aircraft and land in Las Vegas about 50 minutes later.

Safety and standards

A short flight still gets the full standard

Fifty minutes or five hours, every flight we arrange is run by a direct air carrier under FAA Part 135, which keeps operational control of the aircraft and crew.

Part 135 certificate

The FAA rules for on-demand charter: maintenance programmes, pilot training and checks, and legal limits on crew duty and rest.

ARGUS rating

An outside audit that grades an operator's safety record and procedures as Gold, Gold+ or Platinum.

Wyvern Wingman

An on-site audit of safety management, maintenance and pilot qualifications, renewed on a cycle.

IS-BAO

The international business aviation standard; operators register at stage 1, 2 or 3 as their safety system matures.

Questions

Before you book the hop

More detail in the full FAQ, or ask in your request.

How long is the flight from LA to Las Vegas?

About 50 minutes from Van Nuys or Burbank to Harry Reid, a little longer in a turboprop or into a stiff headwind. Door to door, plan on roughly two hours from the Valley or the Westside.

Which LA airport should we leave from?

The one closest to where your day starts. Van Nuys suits the Valley and the Westside, Burbank the Eastside and the studios, Long Beach the South Bay, and Orange County the coast south of the city.

Can we fly back the same night?

Often, yes. A same-day round trip has to fit the crew's legal duty day, and the aircraft waits for you in Las Vegas. Your quote spells out any waiting time or overnight costs before you agree to anything.

What does a private jet from LA to Vegas cost?

As a rough estimate, a one-way light jet runs about $7,500 to $11,800 including the federal excise tax, assuming the aircraft flies home empty. Segment and airport fees are added in the quote. Split six ways, that is roughly $1,250 to $1,970 each.

How many people can we bring?

From six or so in a turboprop or light jet up to sixteen in a large-cabin jet. Tell us the headcount and the bags, and we'll match the aircraft to both.

Do passengers need ID?

Yes. Bring government-issued photo ID for every adult; operators confirm who is on board before departure.

Can the dog come to Vegas too?

Plenty of operators allow dogs and cats in the cabin once they've approved it. Mention breed and size when you ask, as some want a crate or charge for cleaning.

Is there a membership or deposit?

Neither. Asking for prices costs nothing, and payment only comes after you pick an aircraft and sign the charter agreement.

Fountains dancing in front of a Las Vegas resort at night
Request a quote

Skip the I-15. Tell us when you want to land.

Send the departure airport, date and headcount. An advisor replies with aircraft and all-in prices from certificated operators.

  • One-way, round trip or a multi-stop weekend
  • Same-day returns planned around crew duty limits
  • No membership, deposit or card to ask
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