Flights to Las Vegas

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About Las Vegas

Las Vegas is famous for the Strip, with its glittering resorts, casinos, shows, restaurants, and nightlife. Beyond the city lights, it is also a gateway to dramatic desert landscapes, including Red Rock Canyon, the Hoover Dam, and the Grand Canyon.

Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is just a few miles from the Strip, so it is quick to reach your hotel after you land.

  • Main airportLAS
  • Best time to visitMar–May, Sep–Nov
  • Time zonePacific (PT)
  • ClimateDesert

Las Vegas Airports

  • LASHarry Reid International

Harry Reid International Airport, formerly known as McCarran, has two terminals and serves both domestic and international flights. Taxis, ride-share, shuttles, and public buses connect the airport to the Strip and downtown. Check which terminal your airline uses before you travel.

Best Time to Visit Las Vegas

Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) bring warm, pleasant weather that is ideal for pool days and outdoor trips. Summer is extremely hot, with daytime temperatures often above 100°F (38°C), while winter days are mild but nights can be chilly.

Hotel prices and fares can rise sharply during major conventions, holidays, and big events, so check the dates before you book.

Top Things to Do in Las Vegas

  • Walk the Las Vegas Strip and watch the Fountains of Bellagio.
  • See the light canopy at the Fremont Street Experience.
  • Catch a show, concert, or residency.
  • Visit the Hoover Dam.
  • Drive the scenic loop at Red Rock Canyon.
  • Take a day trip to the Grand Canyon.

Airlines Flying to Las Vegas

Las Vegas is served by both major and low-cost airlines. Read our guides to baggage rules and check-in for some of the most popular carriers:

Tips for Booking Flights to Las Vegas

  • Avoid major convention and event dates for lower fares and hotel rates.
  • Midweek flights are often cheaper than weekend trips.
  • Check whether your airline uses Terminal 1 or Terminal 3.
  • On low-cost carriers, add bags during booking to avoid higher airport fees.
  • Review baggage allowances, since fees differ by airline and fare type.

Note: Fares, schedules and availability are set by the airlines and can change at any time until your ticket is issued. Always check your fare conditions before you book.