55M
Passengers/Year
150+
Nonstop Destinations
2 mi
Airport to Strip
30+
Airlines Serving LAS
Harry Reid International (LAS)
Terminal 1 — Concourses A, B, C
Home to the major domestic carriers and Allegiant. Southwest operates the highest volume of flights from this terminal. Concourses A, B, and C connect via an interior walkway.
Allegiant · American · Delta · Southwest · Advanced Air
Terminal 3 — Gates D & E
The international terminal and home to Alaska, Frontier, Hawaiian, JetBlue, United, and all international arrivals. Gate E handles international flights with customs and immigration facilities on-site.
Alaska · Frontier · Hawaiian · JetBlue · United · Breeze · Sun Country · International
Getting to the Strip: Taxis and rideshares (Uber/Lyft) take 15–25 minutes and cost $20–$35. The Las Vegas Monorail does not connect to the airport. Many Strip hotels offer paid shuttle service — check with your hotel before booking a separate transfer.
New Routes to Las Vegas
2026 service announcements & inaugurations
Now Flying
- Southwest
Cancún (CUN) — 5×/week
Started June 4, 2026
- Southwest
Cabo San Lucas (SJD) — Daily
Started June 4, 2026
- Southwest
Puerto Vallarta (PVR) — 2×/week
Started June 6, 2026
- Discover
Frankfurt (FRA) — Saturdays
Started June 6, 2026
- Frontier
Nashville (BNA) — 4×/week
Started June 11, 2026
- Frontier
Kansas City (MCI) — 4×/week
Started July 5, 2026
Coming Soon
- Porter
Edmonton (YEG) — 4×/week
Starts November 16, 2026
- Southwest
Boston (BOS)
Starts March 2027
- Southwest
Knoxville (TYS) · Miami (MIA) · Philadelphia (PHL)
Starts March 2027
Airlines Flying to LAS
- Budget Southwest Airlines
The largest carrier at LAS by volume. No change fees, two free checked bags, and nonstop service from nearly every major US city. If you're flexible on dates, Southwest's fare calendar often reveals significant savings.
- Budget Frontier & Allegiant
Ultra-low base fares from cities across the US. Best value when traveling with only a personal item — bag fees can quickly add up. Allegiant specializes in nonstop leisure routes from smaller markets often not served by the majors. Frontier operates from Terminal 3; Allegiant from Terminal 1.
- Budget Breeze Airways & Sun Country
Newer low-cost carriers with a growing Las Vegas presence. Breeze offers point-to-point routes from underserved cities with competitive fares. Sun Country focuses on leisure routes from the Midwest, particularly Minneapolis. Both operate from Terminal 3.
- Major American, Delta & United
Full-service carriers with extensive nonstop networks, frequent flyer programs, and in-flight amenities. American and Delta operate from Terminal 1; United from Terminal 3. Best for longer hauls, international connections, or travelers who prioritize reliability.
- Mid-Tier Alaska, JetBlue & Hawaiian
Alaska offers excellent West Coast coverage with a strong frequent flyer program. JetBlue brings competitive pricing and free Wi-Fi from East Coast and select markets. Hawaiian connects Las Vegas directly to Honolulu. All three operate from Terminal 3.
- International British Airways, Air France, KLM, Virgin Atlantic, Aer Lingus & More
LAS has direct transatlantic and international service including London (British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Aer Lingus), Paris (Air France), Amsterdam (KLM), Mexico City (AeroMéxico, VIVA Aerobus, Volaris), and multiple Canadian cities (Air Canada, WestJet, Flair, Porter). International arrivals use Terminal 3 Gate E with full customs and immigration.
How to Get the Best Fare
Fly Midweek
Tuesday and Wednesday departures are consistently the cheapest days to fly to Las Vegas. Friday afternoon and Sunday evening flights are the most expensive — avoid them if your schedule allows.
Book 4–8 Weeks Out
Las Vegas doesn't reward last-minute booking the way some destinations do. The sweet spot for domestic flights is 4–8 weeks before departure. For holiday weekends or event weekends (F1, NYE, fights), book 3–6 months out.
Avoid Event Weeks
The F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix (November), New Year's Eve, March Madness, and major boxing weekends can triple airfare. F1 signed a 10-year extension through 2037, so November Grand Prix weekend is now a permanent annual fixture to plan around. Check the Las Vegas events calendar before locking in dates — shifting by one week can mean hundreds of dollars in savings.
Travel in January or August
January (post-holiday) and August (extreme heat reduces demand) are the lowest-cost months to fly to Las Vegas. Hotels are also at their annual cheapest during these windows — a double saving opportunity.
Bundle Flight + Hotel
Booking your flight and hotel together through a wholesale member platform typically saves more than booking separately. The discount on the hotel often subsidizes the airfare cost — the combined package beats any individual deal.
Use Member Rates
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Airfare by Season
- Cheapest January & February
Post-holiday lull. Lowest fares and hotel rates of the year. Weather is mild (50–65°F). Ideal for budget-conscious travelers who don't need a pool.
- Cheap August
Summer heat (105°F+) keeps many visitors away, but pool parties are at their peak and dayclubs are in full swing. Fares and hotel rates drop significantly.
- Moderate June & July
Summer travel season pushes prices up slightly but LAS still undercuts most beach destinations. Great for pool parties and nightlife.
- Peak March–May & Sept–Oct
Best weather (65–85°F) drives maximum demand. Spring break, bachelorette season, and fall conventions fill hotels. Book early and use member rates to offset higher pricing.
- Most Expensive New Year's Eve & F1 Weekend
NYE (December 31) and the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix (November) are the two most expensive travel dates of the year. Fares can reach 3–5x normal pricing. Book months ahead or choose alternative dates.
Flight Questions
What airport do you fly into for Las Vegas?
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), formerly McCarran. It sits just 2 miles south of the Strip — one of the closest major airports to its city's tourist district in the US. Most visitors are at their hotel within 20–30 minutes of landing.
How much does a flight to Las Vegas cost?
Domestic round trips typically run $150–$400 from most US cities. Budget carriers like Frontier, Allegiant, and Breeze can go under $100 on select routes. Member wholesale rates through LasVegase.com access pricing below what's publicly available on Expedia or Google Flights.
When is the cheapest time to fly to Las Vegas?
January and February are the cheapest months overall. August sees fares drop due to the heat. For days of the week, Tuesday and Wednesday departures are consistently cheaper than Friday–Sunday. Avoid New Year's Eve and the F1 Grand Prix weekend entirely unless you book months in advance.
How far in advance should I book flights to Las Vegas?
For standard weekends, 4–8 weeks out hits the sweet spot. For major events or holiday weekends, book 3–6 months ahead. Last-minute deals are rare — Las Vegas demand is consistently high, especially Fri–Sun, so prices rarely drop close to the travel date.
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