Private charter route
Private jet Los Angeles to Las Vegas
Charter flights between Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Typical block time 0h 54m on a light jet. We arrange the aircraft, ground handling and slots — you focus on the trip.
- Flight time
- 0h 54m
- Distance
- 199 nm
- Price
- €10,500–15,000
Non-stop
369 km
Light Jet, one-way, all in
At a glance
Los Angeles to Las Vegas by private jet is under an hour, Van Nuys to Harry Reid International, at about €10,500–15,000 one-way for the whole aircraft, all in. Over 199 nautical miles a light jet is all the leg asks for: a Cessna Citation CJ3+, a Cessna Citation CJ4 or a Cessna Citation CJ2+. The price is an all-in estimate for the whole aircraft, not a seat: positioning, airport fees and taxes are inside it, and we itemise each first. Van Nuys is the LA basin's main private gateway and Harry Reid keeps a dedicated business-aviation terminal, so both ends stay quick. Tell us your dates and party size for a precise quote, usually within a few hours.
Flight time, aircraft and indicative pricing reviewed .
The route
About this route
Los Angeles to Las Vegas in 0h 54m.
Los Angeles to Las Vegas is the quintessential short West Coast hop, and by private jet it is barely an errand. Van Nuys to Harry Reid takes under an hour, with the aircraft, slots and handling arranged so the trip takes less time than the drive to LAX would.
Van Nuys is among the busiest general-aviation airports in the world and the natural private departure point for the LA basin; Harry Reid International keeps a dedicated business-aviation terminal, so even Vegas arrivals stay quick and private. We coordinate the ground handling at both ends.
Over 199 nautical miles a light jet is all this leg asks for. We most often place a Cessna Citation CJ3+, a Cessna Citation CJ4 or a Cessna Citation CJ2+ on the route: quick to board and correctly sized, with no reason to carry a larger cabin for a flight this short.
Charter from Los Angeles to Las Vegas costs about €10,500–15,000 one-way for the whole aircraft, all in. That figure includes positioning, landing and handling and taxes, and we set each out before you commit. Tell us your dates and party size for an itemised quote, usually within a few hours.
Recommended aircraft
What Los Angeles to Las Vegas costs, by aircraft class
| Aircraft class | Seats | One-way, all in |
|---|---|---|
| Turboprop | 6–8 | €9,000–12,500 |
| Light Jet Recommended | 6–8 | €10,500–15,000 |
| Super Light Jet | 7–8 | €12,500–18,000 |
| Midsize Jet | 7–8 | €14,000–20,000 |
| Super Midsize Jet | 8–9 | €19,000–27,000 |
| Heavy Jet | 9–14 | €23,500–33,500 |
| Ultra Long Range | 12–14 | €28,500–40,000 |
Estimated totals for the whole aircraft, one way, with positioning, airport fees and taxes included, set from what our clients were quoted in 2026. April, October and November usually come in about 10% lower. Price your own dates in the calculator
Frequently asked
About €10,500–15,000 one-way in a light jet, for the whole aircraft, with positioning, airport fees and taxes included. April, October and November usually come in about 10% lower, and we itemise every cost before you confirm.
Under an hour, Van Nuys to Harry Reid International, quicker than the drive to a commercial terminal.
We depart Van Nuys, the LA basin's main private gateway, and land at Harry Reid International, which keeps a dedicated business-aviation terminal.
A light jet is right-sized for this short hop. We most often arrange a Cessna Citation CJ3+, a Cessna Citation CJ4 or a Cessna Citation CJ2+.
A day's notice is usually enough on this route. Same-day departures are often possible, subject to availability and slots.
Ready to fly Los Angeles to Las Vegas?
Tell us your dates and party size. We come back with an itemised quote and the right aircraft for the trip — usually within a few hours.
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