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Las Vegas to Miami empty leg flights

1 empty leg

Las Vegas (LAS, HSH, VGT) → Miami (OPF, MIA, TMB) · prices are estimated all-in totals for the whole aircraft, incl. taxes · availability is confirmed with the operator before you’re quoted

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Airports

  • Harry Reid International Airport (LAS / KLAS)
  • Henderson Executive Airport (HSH / KHND)
  • North Las Vegas Airport (VGT / KVGT)
  • Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport (OPF / KOPF)
  • Miami International Airport (MIA / KMIA)
  • Miami Executive Airport (TMB / KTMB)

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Questions

How do empty leg flights from Las Vegas to Miami work?

An empty leg is a private jet flying from Las Vegas to Miami without passengers, usually on its way to or from another charter. Operators price these flights below a normal charter, and every leg depends on the operator's main trip going ahead. Prices on this page are for the whole aircraft, not per seat.

How far is Las Vegas from Miami and how long is the flight?

1,884 nautical miles (3,489 km) in a straight line, which is about 5 h 45 min in a light jet (with one fuel stop), 4 h 40 min in a midsize jet, 4 h 20 min in a heavy jet. Winds, routing and the aircraft change the real time.

Does a light jet need a fuel stop from Las Vegas to Miami?

At 1,884 nm, Las Vegas to Miami is at the edge of what a light jet can normally fly with passengers, so one fuel stop is typical in that size (about 5 h 45 min including the stop). Midsize and larger jets can usually fly it non-stop.

Which airports do empty legs use between Las Vegas and Miami?

Las Vegas: Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), Henderson Executive Airport (HSH), North Las Vegas Airport (VGT). Harry Reid International Airport is a common choice for private jets there; the others are alternatives our team can suggest. Miami: Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport (OPF), Miami International Airport (MIA), Miami Executive Airport (TMB). Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport is a common choice for private jets there; the others are alternatives our team can suggest. Prices and flight times can differ a little by airport pair, so tell us which airport suits you or let us suggest one.

How much does an empty leg from Las Vegas to Miami cost?

A regular charter on this route typically runs about $25k–$52k in a midsize jet or $44k–$85k in a heavy jet for the whole aircraft. Empty legs on this route, when available, are usually priced below a regular charter, and many are quoted on request. Prices are estimated all-in totals for the whole aircraft, including estimated taxes. Your quote confirms the final price before you pay.

Are there empty legs from Las Vegas to Miami right now?

We have 1 empty leg listed from Las Vegas to Miami right now; the most recent was listed or confirmed about 4 hours ago. Legs sell quickly and each one depends on the operator's main trip, so request the one you want and we confirm it first.

Are taxes included in the price from Las Vegas to Miami?

A flight within the United States typically carries the 7.5% federal excise tax plus small per-passenger segment fees. We include an estimate of these in the all-in price you see; your quote confirms the exact total before you pay.

What if no empty leg from Las Vegas to Miami suits my dates?

Request the flight you need and we look for an empty leg or a well-priced charter, free and with no obligation. Create a free alert for this route and we email you when a new leg appears. If you need to fly soon, Takeoff Ready lists jets already in position near you, and you can ask for a charter quote for the whole aircraft at any time. We usually reply in minutes.

What happens if the operator cancels the leg?

An empty leg exists because of the operator's main trip, so it can change or be cancelled if that trip does. If a leg you booked is cancelled by the operator, you receive a credit for a future flight, valid 12 months, as set out in our booking terms. If we can offer an alternative flight, we propose it first.

New to empty legs? Read the empty leg guide.