Private Jet Los Angeles to Las Vegas (and Las Vegas to Los Angeles)
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Data & Prices Updated October 2026 1
A one-way private jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas costs about $8,100 on a light jet, $10,900 on a midsize jet and $18,100 on a heavy jet, with turboprops from $4,500. The 199 nautical mile flight from Van Nuys to Las Vegas takes about an hour by jet. Prices cover the whole aircraft, not a single seat.
Las Vegas gets crowded for events such as CES, the Formula 1 Grand Prix and the National Finals Rodeo, so the date matters as much as the aircraft you choose.
Los Angeles to Las Vegas Private Jet: Fast Facts
| Detail | Los Angeles to Las Vegas |
|---|---|
| Distance | 199 nautical miles (368 km), Van Nuys to Las Vegas |
| Flight time | About 1 hour by jet, 1 hour 15 minutes by turboprop |
| One-way price | From about $4,500 (turboprop) to $18,100 (heavy jet) |
| Los Angeles airports | Van Nuys, Burbank |
| Las Vegas airports | Harry Reid International, Henderson Executive, North Las Vegas |
| Las Vegas to Los Angeles | Same distance, same price range |
How Much Does a Private Jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas Cost?
Prices below are one-way estimates from Los Angeles Van Nuys (VNY) to Las Vegas Harry Reid (LAS). They are indicative and assume the aircraft is available near your departure airport.
| Aircraft class | Typical passengers | Flight time | One-way estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turboprop | Up to 8 | 1h 16m | From $4,500 |
| Light jet | Up to 8 | 0h 58m | From $8,065 |
| Midsize jet | Up to 10 | 0h 57m | From $10,872 |
| Heavy jet | Up to 16 | 0h 55m | From $18,108 |
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What Affects the Price on This Route
On a flight this short, a few details move the price more than distance does.
- Event dates. CES in January, NASCAR weekend in March, the World Series of Poker in summer, the Formula 1 Grand Prix in November, the National Finals Rodeo in December and New Year’s Eve tighten availability and raise prices.
- One way or round trip. Same-day trips are common here. A same-day return is estimated at about 1.8 times the one-way fare, or about $14,500 on a light jet.
- Aircraft class. Stepping up from a light jet to a midsize jet adds about $2,800 on this route.
- Availability. Aircraft based near Los Angeles cost less than ones that must fly in first. Flexible dates can open up empty leg prices on this route.
Flight Time and Airports: Which One to Choose
Van Nuys handles most private flights from Los Angeles and Harry Reid is the default in Las Vegas. Event weekends are the exception.
Los Angeles – Van Nuys (VNY)
Van Nuys is the main private jet airport for Los Angeles, with an 8,001 ft runway, about 18 miles from downtown and 30 to 55 minutes by car depending on traffic. Noise rules limit night operations, depending on the aircraft, so ask your operator for the latest departure time.
Los Angeles – Burbank (BUR)
Burbank Airport (BUR) has a 6,886 ft runway that suits light and midsize jets. LAX has private terminals too, but taxi times and ramp congestion call for extra planning, so most flights use Van Nuys or Burbank.
Las Vegas – Harry Reid International (LAS)
Harry Reid is 4 to 6 miles from the Strip, 10 to 20 minutes by car and 30 minutes or more on Friday and Saturday nights. It is open around the clock and has two private terminals, Atlantic Aviation and Signature Flight Support. Charter flights do not normally need slots, but the Formula 1 Grand Prix and other big events bring slot controls, so book ramp space early.
Las Vegas – Henderson Executive (HND)
Henderson Executive Airport (HND) has a 6,501 ft runway about 14 miles south of the Strip, 15 to 25 minutes by car. It is quieter and stays easier to use during events.
North Las Vegas (VGT)
North Las Vegas (VGT) has a 5,004 ft runway and works as a reliever when Harry Reid is congested. In summer heat, high density altitude can limit takeoff weight.
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Private Jet vs Commercial: Is It Worth It?
A scheduled flight takes about 1 hour 15 minutes, plus airport time at both ends. Driving takes about four hours without traffic.
- You arrive at a private terminal shortly before departure and avoid commercial terminal queues.
- You leave from Van Nuys and land 10 to 20 minutes from the Strip.
- The aircraft leaves when you do, and a same-day return is straightforward.
- A group of four or more shares the cost of the whole aircraft.
For a solo traveler, a scheduled flight is far cheaper. For a group, a team or a tight schedule, the jet is competitive.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a private jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas cost?
One way, a turboprop costs from about $4,500, a light jet about $8,100, a midsize jet about $10,900 and a heavy jet about $18,100. These are indicative estimates for the whole aircraft from Van Nuys to Las Vegas. The final price depends on the airport, the date and aircraft availability, and it rises during big events.
How long is the flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas by private jet?
The flight takes about an hour by jet and about 1 hour 15 minutes by turboprop. The distance is 199 nautical miles (368 km) from Van Nuys to Las Vegas.
Which Los Angeles airport is best for a private jet to Las Vegas?
Van Nuys is the usual choice, with an 8,001 ft runway and about 18 miles from downtown Los Angeles. Burbank suits light and midsize jets. LAX has private terminals too, but taxi times and ramp congestion call for extra planning.
Which Las Vegas airport is best for a private jet?
Harry Reid International is the default, 4 to 6 miles from the Strip and open around the clock. Henderson Executive is quieter and about 14 miles south of the Strip. North Las Vegas works as a reliever when Harry Reid is busy.
Is it harder to book a private jet to Las Vegas during big events?
Yes. CES, the Formula 1 Grand Prix, the National Finals Rodeo and New Year’s Eve bring slot controls and prior permission requirements. Book 3 to 6 weeks ahead for those dates, and expect higher prices.
How much does a private jet from Las Vegas to Los Angeles cost?
About the same as Los Angeles to Las Vegas, since the distance is identical. Expect roughly $4,500 for a turboprop and $8,100 for a light jet one way. Prices for the return direction can vary with where the aircraft is positioned, so search from Las Vegas to get live availability.
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