Private Jet Los Angeles to Las Vegas: Cost Estimates
LA to Vegas is a short hop by private jet — often under an hour in the air — making it one of the most accessible private flights in the country. A one-way light jet for 4 passengers is estimated at about $15,634 (range $12,819–$16,286), based on Villiers’ pricing model on October 22, 2026.
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Los Angeles to Las Vegas private jet price estimates
Estimate 4 passengers · VNY → LAS · fetched October 22, 2026. Estimates are an indicative range based on historical charter pricing. The exact, bookable price comes from a confirmed live quote.
| Aircraft class | One-way estimate | One-way range | Round-trip estimate | Approx. flight time* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light Jet | $15,634 | $12,819 – $16,286 | $23,215$19,034 – $24,183 | ≈55 min |
| Midsize Jet | $18,458 | $14,803 – $19,554 | $27,802$22,297 – $29,453 | ≈50 min |
| Heavy Jet | $20,304 | $14,803 – $21,926 | $30,583$22,297 – $33,027 | ≈50 min |
*Rough guide calculated from great-circle distance and typical cruise speeds; actual time depends on aircraft, winds and routing.
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Airports
Departure: Van Nuys Airport (VNY)
Also consider: Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR), Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), John Wayne Orange County International Airport (SNA)
Arrival: Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)
Also consider: Henderson Executive Airport (HSH), North Las Vegas Metropolitan International Airport (VGT)
Airport names from Villiers’ airport database. Estimates on this page are for VNY → LAS.
Seasons, events & tips
- Friday departures and Sunday returns are the busiest; midweek flights can be easier to source.
- Big-event weekends — CES in January, the Las Vegas Grand Prix in November, major fights and concerts — drive demand sharply higher.
- Henderson Executive (HSH) and North Las Vegas (VGT) are alternatives to Harry Reid International (LAS).
- Because the flight is short, a light jet or turboprop is usually the most cost-effective choice for small groups.
Los Angeles to Las Vegas private jet FAQ
How much does a private jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas cost?
Based on Villiers’ pricing model (fetched October 22, 2026), a one-way flight for 4 passengers from Van Nuys Airport (VNY) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is estimated at: light jet ≈ $15,634 (range $12,819–$16,286); midsize jet ≈ $18,458 (range $14,803–$19,554); heavy jet ≈ $20,304 (range $14,803–$21,926). Round-trip estimates: light jet ≈ $23,215, midsize jet ≈ $27,802, heavy jet ≈ $30,583. These are estimates, not offers — request a confirmed quote for exact pricing and availability.
How long is the flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas by private jet?
The great-circle distance between Van Nuys Airport (VNY) and Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is about 199 nautical miles, so flying time is roughly ≈50 min–≈55 min depending on the aircraft, winds and routing. This is a rough calculated guide, not a schedule.
Which airports can I use?
Our estimates are calculated for Van Nuys Airport (VNY) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Alternatives worth asking about include Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR), Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), John Wayne Orange County International Airport (SNA), Henderson Executive Airport (HSH), North Las Vegas Metropolitan International Airport (VGT). The right airport depends on where you are staying, aircraft size and operating restrictions.
Is private jet charter priced per seat?
Charter is normally priced for the whole aircraft, so the cost is shared among everyone on board — the estimate is the same whether you fly with two people or the full cabin, within the aircraft’s capacity. Villiers also offers shared seats on some flights, which can reduce costs.
Are there cheaper ways to fly this route privately?
If your dates are flexible, look at empty legs: one-way repositioning flights that operators sell at a discount. They have fixed dates and routes and can change at short notice.
How do I book?
Coinfish Aviation doesn’t sell flights. Use the “Get confirmed live pricing” button to request a quote from Villiers, an independent charter broker founded in 2013 that sources aircraft from certified operators. Villiers says you’ll see the operator and their terms before you commit. Links are affiliate links.
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