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Private Jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas: Cost, Flight Time & Airports

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Distance
229 mi
Light jet
50 min
One way, estimate
$5,500–$7,500

From Van Nuys to Harry Reid is 229 miles. In a light jet, that's about 50 min of flying and, on a normal week, $5,500 to $7,500 for the whole aircraft.

This is one of the busiest private jet routes in the US, and one of the shortest.

What you'll pay to fly private from Los Angeles to Las Vegas

The bill is for the aircraft, not the seats. A full cabin costs the same as an empty one, which is why groups get the best value.

Jet sizeTypical aircraftSeatsOne wayPer person, 6 flying
TurbopropPilatus PC-12, King Air 3506–8$4,500–$6,000from about $800
Light jetUsual pickPhenom 300, Citation CJ36–7$5,500–$7,500from about $900
Midsize jetCitation XLS+, Learjet 607–8$6,500–$8,500from about $1,100
Super-midsize jetChallenger 350, Gulfstream G2808–9$8,000–$10,000from about $1,300

These are 2026 estimates with the usual taxes and fees. Your quote will depend on the date and on where the aircraft is parked.

Check the real price for your date

What moves the price

Because the flight is so short, minimum billing rules often matter more than the flight time.

Holidays and big events push quotes up fast. CES in January fills the private terminals.

Aircraft availability near Van Nuys on your date matters as well.

Fees to ask about

Two quotes can look different simply because one includes these and the other doesn't:

Ask for the all-in total, taxes and fees included, and compare those numbers only. Every fee is explained in our guide to charter fees.

Time in the air

Typical airborne time from Van Nuys to Harry Reid, by aircraft size:

Jet sizeTime in the airNonstop?
Turbopropabout 1 hrYes
Light jetabout 50 minYes
Midsize jetabout 45 minYes
Super-midsize jetabout 45 minYes

229 miles (199 nautical miles) between Van Nuys and Harry Reid, in a straight line.

Which airports to use

Leaving Los Angeles

Departures mostly use Van Nuys (VNY), about 11 miles from Beverly Hills. Other options: Burbank (BUR), John Wayne (SNA).

Arriving in Las Vegas

Best jet size for Los Angeles to Las Vegas

Don't overlook turboprops here. On a flight this short they're barely slower than a jet and noticeably cheaper.

Private jet cabin with cream leather seats and a wood table

Good to know on this route

How to pay less

New to charter? The step-by-step booking guide explains what to send, what to check and when to book for Las Vegas.

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Questions

How much is a private jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas?

About $5,500 to $7,500 one way in a light jet. Turboprop: $4,500 to $6,000. Midsize jet: $6,500 to $8,500. Super-midsize jet: $8,000 to $10,000. Dates, positioning and fees decide where you land in the range.

How long is the flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas?

About 50 min in a light jet, airport to airport, for 229 miles.

Which airports do private jets use for Los Angeles to Las Vegas?

Most flights leave Van Nuys (VNY) and land at Harry Reid (LAS). Alternatives include Burbank (BUR), John Wayne (SNA), Henderson Executive (HND), North Las Vegas (VGT).

Can I find an empty leg on this route?

Sometimes. Empty legs appear when a jet repositions after dropping off a client. They cost less, but the time is fixed and the flight can be cancelled.

How do I know the operator is safe?

The operator should hold an FAA Part 135 certificate. Many also carry ARGUS or Wyvern ratings, which are worth asking for.

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How we estimate prices

None of these figures is a quote. They come from the straight-line distance, a typical speed for each jet size and an all-in hourly range calibrated on prices charter companies publish. Full method on the cost calculator page.

JH
James Holloway (pen name) writes the route guides on FlyPrivateRoutes, comparing published charter prices, airport data and operator rules. More about the site.