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Private jet Las Vegas to Los Angeles: cost, flight time and empty legs

199 nm · about 45 min non-stop · an estimated whole-aircraft charter from $4k. Our AI also watches this route for empty legs and flyers to share with.

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Las Vegas to Los Angeles is about 199 nautical miles, about 45 minutes block to block in any size of private jet. Light and midsize jets are the sensible fit: about $4k–$8.5k in a light jet and $5.5k–$11k in a midsize jet (whole aircraft, estimate). Private jets leave Las Vegas from three airports: Harry Reid International, about five miles south of downtown; North Las Vegas, the area's main general aviation airport, about three miles northwest of downtown; and Henderson Executive, about 13 miles south of the city. In Los Angeles most arrive at Van Nuys. Both cities are on Pacific time.

Private jet cost and flight time by jet size

AircraftSeatsFlight timeEstimated charter, whole aircraft

Light jet

e.g. Phenom 300, Citation CJ3+

4–745 min$4k–$8.5k

Midsize jet

e.g. Citation XLS+, Learjet 60

6–845 min$5.5k–$11k

Super-midsize jet

e.g. Challenger 350, Citation Longitude

8–1045 min$8k–$14k

Whole-aircraft estimates from published 2026 hourly charter rates plus typical taxes and fees (20–40%). Not a quote: your price depends on the aircraft, dates and operator. Rates last updated 7 October 2026. Over 199 nm the flight time is about the same in every size. Only sizes that suit the distance are shown. How we estimate

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Empty legs Las Vegas to Los Angeles

Representative GIV-SP — not the actual aircraft
18 OctMay be gone
Las VegasVan Nuys
GulfstreamGIV-SPLarge jet
199 nm · ~45 min

Price on request

Typical $10k–$20k

whole aircraft · est.

Other legs into Los Angeles

Representative Falcon 50EX — not the actual aircraft
New17 OctConfirmed just now
Fort LauderdaleVan Nuys
DassaultFalcon 50EXSuper-midsize jet
2,033 nm · ~4 h 45 min9 seatsBuilt 2026

Price on request

Typical $37k–$67k

whole aircraft · est.

Representative G650ER — not the actual aircraft
20–21 OctConfirmed 1h ago
TeterboroVan Nuys
GulfstreamG650ERUltra-long-range jet
2,129 nm · ~4 h 45 min

Price on request

Typical $63k–$133k

whole aircraft · est.

Representative Global 5000 — not the actual aircraft
New31 Oct – 4 NovConfirmed 1h ago
TeterboroVan Nuys
BombardierGlobal 5000Ultra-long-range jet
2,129 nm · ~4 h 45 min

Price on request

Typical $63k–$133k

whole aircraft · est.

Other legs from Las Vegas

Representative Hawker 800XP — not the actual aircraft
16–17 OctConfirmed 2 days ago
Las VegasMiami
Textron AviationHawker 800XPMidsize jet
1,884 nm · ~4 h 40 min8 seats
  • Starlink Wi-Fi

Price on request

Typical $25k–$52k

whole aircraft · est.

Representative Citation M2 — not the actual aircraft
18–19 OctPosted 4 days ago
Las VegasSanta Barbara
Textron AviationCitation M2Light jet
249 nm · ~55 min

Price on request

Typical $4k–$8.5k

whole aircraft · est.

Airports and time zones

Las Vegas

  • Harry Reid International Airport (LAS / KLAS)
  • Henderson Executive Airport (HSH / KHND)
  • North Las Vegas Airport (VGT / KVGT)

Los Angeles

  • Van Nuys Airport (VNY / KVNY)
  • Los Angeles International Airport (LAX / KLAX)
  • Hollywood Burbank/Bob Hope Airport (BUR / KBUR)
  • Santa Monica Municipal Airport (SMO / KSMO)
  • Long Beach International Airport (LGB / KLGB)

Right now Los Angeles is on the same time as Las Vegas. Leave Las Vegas at 09:00 and, in a light jet (45 min non-stop), you land in Los Angeles around 09:45 local time. Clocks change in some months, and the real time depends on winds and routing.

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Questions

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

A typical whole-aircraft charter on this route runs about $4k–$8.5k in a light jet and $8k–$14k in a super-midsize jet. These are estimates from published hourly rates; your quote depends on the aircraft, dates and the operator. The price shown is the operator’s own price, estimated for the whole aircraft with the government taxes we can compute. No markup: Jettura charges a flat USD 999 fee only if you book. You pay nothing until your price is confirmed — we confirm it with the operator, then you book and pay the operator directly. Empty legs on the route, when there are any, are usually priced below a regular charter.

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

199 nautical miles (369 km) in a straight line, which is about 45 min in any size. Winds and routing change the real time. A light jet can typically cover 199 nm non-stop, so Las Vegas to Los Angeles usually does not need a fuel stop in one. Winds, payload and the specific aircraft decide it, and your quote confirms the routing.

Are taxes included when I charter from Las Vegas to Los Angeles?

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 price you see (the operator's own price, no markup); we confirm the exact total with the operator before you pay anything.

How do I book a private jet from Las Vegas to Los Angeles?

Send a request with your dates and passengers. A person on our team replies, 24/7; we confirm availability with the operator and send one clear price for the whole aircraft. You can also share a flight with other flyers to split the cost of the whole aircraft.

Which Los Angeles airport should I fly into?

Van Nuys is the usual private-jet choice and has noise abatement rules. Burbank, Santa Monica and Long Beach are other options in our data. Tell us where you're going in Los Angeles and we suggest the airport that saves the most driving.

Why does the price table show one hour for every jet size?

Our estimates bill a minimum of one hour, which matches how operators usually charge short flights. The real time in the air on this route is shorter, and the operator's quote shows the actual schedule and whole-aircraft price.

Is it harder to book after a big Las Vegas weekend?

It can be. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is scheduled for 19 to 21 November 2026, and departures in the days after an event weekend are in demand. Ask for your price early; the operator confirms availability and the final price. Empty legs back toward Los Angeles, when an operator lists one, are often priced below a regular charter.

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