Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) — formerly McCarran International — is the main gateway for millions of visitors flying into Las Vegas each year. Whether you’re heading to the Strip, Fremont Street, or even nearby cities like Henderson, Pahrump, or Los Angeles, one of the first questions travelers ask is:
👉 “What’s the best way to get from the airport to my destination?”
Personal Sedan Services gives you in-depth guides on all things airport transportation — from shuttle services to private transfers, costs, and travel times. We’ll help you compare shared vs. private options, see how hotels handle shuttles, and find the right vehicle for your group size.
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While Harry Reid International (LAS) is the main commercial airport, there are several others that matter for private charters and tours:
There are several ways to get from the airport to your hotel or destination:
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Some of the most common airport transfer questions include:
Our detailed hotel guides cover parking, drop-off zones, and shuttle alternatives for each property.
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Many travelers ask about direct transfers from LAS to nearby destinations:
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Las Vegas also hosts some of the largest events in the world, and travelers often need transfers directly to:
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Shared shuttles can be as low as $10–15 per person, while private transfers (sedans, SUVs, Sprinters) range from $60–250 depending on vehicle and group size.
Most Strip hotels do not offer free airport shuttles anymore. Private transfer is recommended.
Just 3–5 miles; travel time is typically 10–15 minutes.
Shuttle buses, mini coaches, or full coach buses are best for groups of 20–56.
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This guide compares three ways to leave Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) for your hotel: a taxi, a ride share, or a chauffeur booked in advance. Each one picks you up in a different place at each terminal. It shows where each option picks up. It also covers which one suits a group with bags.
Picking someone up at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) means timing the curb. The airport gives drivers a free cell phone lot to wait in and a passenger pickup area at each terminal. You can also send a Personal Sedan Services chauffeur, who waits for your guest inside baggage claim. This guide covers where to
When you book a Personal Sedan Services airport pickup with your flight number, the pickup time follows your flight. If you land late at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), your chauffeur adjusts to the new arrival time. This guide covers flight tracking and what the quote covers. It also lists the booking and cancellation times
At Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), a driver you booked in advance meets you inside baggage claim. With Personal Sedan Services, your chauffeur waits at the baggage carousel at Terminal 1 and at Terminal 3. Look for a black suit and a sign with your name. This guide covers where to find your chauffeur and
Harry Reid International Airport served 54,989,185 passengers in 2025 — the third-highest annual total in the airport’s history, even as overall Las Vegas tourism fell. LAS maintained connectivity to 170+ markets, processed 586,871 aircraft movements, and handled 213 million pounds of cargo. Here are 38 verified statistics from the Clark County Department of Aviation. 54,989,185
Harry Reid International Airport (IATA: LAS) is the 10th-busiest airport in the United States, serving approximately 57–58 million passengers annually through two terminals and five concourses. Whether you’re arriving for a weekend on the Strip, a week of conventions at the LVCC, or an international connection, this complete guide covers everything you need to know
WestJet operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). WestJet is Canada’s second-largest airline, connecting Las Vegas to Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton, and Toronto. Las Vegas is one of WestJet’s top leisure destinations — frequency increases significantly in winter when Canadians seek warm weather. WestJet — Terminal & Gate Quick Reference Airline:
Volaris operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Volaris is Mexico’s largest ultra-low-cost carrier, connecting Las Vegas directly to multiple Mexican cities. As a ULCC, Volaris uses a la carte pricing — verify bag fees and extras at volaris.com before arriving at the airport. Volaris — Terminal & Gate Quick
Viva Aerobus operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Viva Aerobus is Mexico’s fastest-growing ultra-low-cost carrier, connecting Las Vegas directly to multiple Mexican cities — making it possible to fly from Las Vegas to Guadalajara, Monterrey, or Mexico City without routing through a U.S. hub city. Viva Aerobus — Terminal
Virgin Atlantic operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Virgin Atlantic offers seasonal nonstop service between Las Vegas and London Gatwick (LGW) — the other direct Vegas-to-London option alongside British Airways’ Heathrow service. For UK visitors to Las Vegas, this is a direct, no-connection route that eliminates the need to
United Airlines operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). As one of the world’s largest airlines and a Star Alliance carrier, United connects Las Vegas to its five major hubs — and from those hubs to hundreds of domestic and international destinations. United is also one of the few airlines
Korean Air operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Korean Air’s seasonal Las Vegas–Seoul Incheon (ICN) route is one of the longest nonstops available at LAS — approximately 11–12 hours. It is also one of only a small number of direct Asia-to-Las Vegas connections, making it a significant route for
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). KLM is the flag carrier of the Netherlands and a SkyTeam alliance member offering seasonal direct service between Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) and Las Vegas — approximately 10–11 hours nonstop westbound — one of the longest single-leg routes into LAS.
JetBlue Airways operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). JetBlue is known for its premium Mint business class — one of the best domestic business class products in the U.S. — available on select Las Vegas routes. For travelers prioritizing the in-flight experience as much as the destination, JetBlue Mint
Hawaiian Airlines operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Hawaiian Airlines is the premier carrier for direct Las Vegas–Hawaii routes — offering nonstops to Honolulu, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island. The Las Vegas-to-Hawaii corridor is one of the most popular leisure routes in the United States. Hawaiian Airlines —
Flair Airlines operates from Terminal 3, Concourse D at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Like Breeze Airways, Flair uses Concourse D — the satellite midfield concourse that requires taking the Automated Transit System (ATS) tram after clearing Terminal 3 security. It is not walkable from the Terminal 3 check-in hall. Allow extra time before departure.
Eurowings Discover operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Eurowings Discover is the Lufthansa Group’s leisure long-haul brand, offering direct seasonal transatlantic service between Frankfurt (FRA) and Las Vegas. It is one of only a few European carriers offering nonstop Las Vegas access. Eurowings Discover — Terminal & Gate Quick
Edelweiss Air operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Edelweiss is a Swiss leisure airline (Lufthansa Group) offering direct nonstop service between Zurich (ZRH) and Las Vegas — one of the few direct Switzerland-to-Las Vegas connections available. Service is seasonal; verify at flyedelweiss.com. Edelweiss Air — Terminal & Gate Quick
Copa Airlines operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Copa is a Star Alliance carrier and the leading hub-and-spoke connector for Latin America — routing Las Vegas passengers through its Panama City (PTY) hub to more than 80 destinations across 33 countries. Copa Airlines — Terminal & Gate Quick Reference
Condor operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas. Condor is a German leisure carrier offering one of Las Vegas’s few direct transatlantic connections — nonstop service to Frankfurt (FRA), typically on a seasonal summer schedule. For European visitors, this makes Las Vegas directly reachable without transiting a
