Private Jet Charter Los Angeles to Las Vegas

Monarch Air Group arranges private jet charter flights from Los Angeles to Las Vegas with FAA Part 135 operators. It’s a short hop of about 200 nm, under an hour in a jet. For a free quote, use the form below.

Charter a Private Jet Los Angeles to Las Vegas

Because the flight is so short, many clients fly to Las Vegas and back on the same day, for a meeting or a show. If you’re planning a return trip, tell us when you request a quote. Keeping the same aircraft is often simpler than booking two one-way flights.

How Much Does a Private Jet Cost from Los Angeles to Las Vegas?

The estimated cost of a private jet from Los Angeles to Las Vegas (one way) ranges from about $4,500 to $25,400, depending on the aircraft:

• Piston aircraft: about $4,500 to $7,900
• Turboprops: about $5,500 to $10,500
• Light jets: about $7,500 to $9,500
• Midsize jets: about $8,600 to $17,600
• Super midsize jets: about $10,900 to $20,200
• Heavy jets: about $16,200 to $25,400

These are one-way estimates from our cost calculator. Airport fees and taxes are extra, and prices rise around big events in Las Vegas.

Aircraft for Private Flights from Los Angeles to Las Vegas

Piston Aircraft

A piston aircraft such as the Cirrus SR22 costs about $4,600 one way. With four seats and a flight time of about 1 hour 20 minutes, it works best for a couple or a small group in no particular hurry.

Turboprops

For about $7,900, a Pilatus PC-12 NG cuts the trip to about an hour and seats up to nine. Its large cargo door also makes golf bags and bulky luggage easy to load.

Light Jets

The Premier I seats up to six and makes the trip in about 40 minutes, from about $9,500. Compared with a turboprop, you’ll land around 20 minutes sooner.

Midsize Jets

A midsize jet such as the Learjet 60 gives you room for eight, plus a refreshment center for drinks and snacks. It costs about $11,000.

Super Midsize Jets

The Citation X seats nine and costs about $14,800. On a flight this short, you’ll be paying for the extra space more than the speed.

Heavy Jets

For a group of 12 to 15, a heavy jet is a good fit for a celebration or a convention trip. The Challenger 850 costs about $17,300, and the Gulfstream GIV-SP about $18,400.

Airports for Private Flights from Los Angeles to Las Vegas

Van Nuys, in the San Fernando Valley, is the main private jet airport in Los Angeles. Burbank and Long Beach also work well, depending on where you’re staying. LAX handles mostly airline traffic, and private flights use it less often.

In Las Vegas, the largest jets usually land at Harry Reid International, which has by far the longest runways. Henderson Executive handles most heavy jets, while North Las Vegas suits smaller aircraft.

Private Jet Charter Flight Time from Los Angeles to Las Vegas

Times are estimates from Van Nuys. Flights from Burbank, Long Beach and Ontario take about the same time.

Book a Los Angeles to Las Vegas Private Jet Charter

Monarch Air Group is an ARGUS Certified Charter Broker. Before arranging your flight, we check the operator’s certification and safety record. Send us your dates and how many people are flying, and we’ll get back to you with aircraft options and a quote.

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