Where does Advanced Air check in at Las Vegas Airport?

Advanced Air check-in counters are located on Level 2 (Departures) of Terminal 1 at Harry Reid International Airport.

Where is Advanced Air baggage claim at LAS?

Advanced Air baggage claim is on Level 1 of Terminal 1 at Harry Reid International Airport.

Is Advanced Air a regional or charter airline?

Advanced Air (formerly Advanced Air Management) is a California-based regional airline and charter operator. It offers both scheduled passenger service on select routes and on-demand charter flights. Its aircraft fleet includes Beechcraft 1900D turboprops and King Air series aircraft — smaller regional planes than those operated by major carriers at LAS.

How do I get from Terminal 1 to the Las Vegas Strip after an Advanced Air flight?

Terminal 1 is approximately 3–5 miles from the Las Vegas Strip — a 10–20 minute drive under normal conditions. Options include taxis (curbside at Level 1, Doors 1–4), rideshare (pickup garage, Level 2), and pre-booked private car service. Personal Sedan Services meets Advanced Air passengers inside at baggage claim with a name sign and provides fixed-rate transfers to any Las Vegas destination.

What Terminal Is Advanced Air at Las Vegas Airport?

Advanced Air operates from Terminal 1, Concourse A at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas. All Advanced Air scheduled and charter passenger flights — arrivals and departures — use Terminal 1. Concourse A is the smallest of Terminal 1’s three concourses, primarily serving regional carriers and smaller aircraft operators.

Advanced Air — Terminal & Gate Quick Reference

Airline: Advanced Air
Terminal: Terminal 1
Concourse: Concourse A
Check-In: Terminal 1, Level 2 (Departures)
Baggage Claim: Terminal 1, Level 1 (Arrivals)
Airport Code: LAS
Aircraft type: Beechcraft 1900D, King Air series (small regional turboprops)

About Advanced Air at LAS

Advanced Air (formerly Advanced Air Management) is a California-based regional airline and charter operator founded in 2016. It holds a Part 135 air carrier certificate and a Part 121 certificate, allowing it to operate both on-demand charter flights and scheduled Essential Air Service (EAS) routes subsidized by the U.S. Department of Transportation.

At Las Vegas, Advanced Air typically operates flights to smaller regional markets in California and the western United States that major carriers do not serve directly — connecting LAS to communities that depend on EAS-supported service. The airline operates significantly smaller aircraft than you’ll find on Southwest, American, or United gates nearby. If you’re flying Advanced Air, be prepared for a turboprop experience rather than a jet: fewer overhead bin options and a smaller cabin are normal for this aircraft type.

Advanced Air traveler tip: Regional turboprop aircraft like the Beechcraft 1900D have very limited carry-on storage. Soft-sided bags that fit under the seat work best. Larger carry-on roller bags may need to be gate-checked at no charge — confirm carry-on policy with Advanced Air before your flight at advancedairlines.com.

Concourse A at Terminal 1

Concourse A is the smallest of Terminal 1’s three concourses and handles primarily regional carriers, charter operators, and smaller scheduled airlines. It is connected to Concourses B and C via Terminal 1’s interior walkway — you do not need to re-clear security to move between concourses within Terminal 1. Concourse A gates are numbered A1–A20 approximately and are typically less congested than the high-volume Concourse B (Southwest, Spirit, Frontier) gates.

The security checkpoint closest to Concourse A is the same main Terminal 1 checkpoint that serves all T1 concourses. After clearing security, follow the signs to Concourse A; your specific gate will be listed on the departure boards and on your boarding pass.

Check-In and Security

Advanced Air check-in at LAS is on Level 2 (Departures) of Terminal 1. For smaller carriers like Advanced Air, self-service kiosks may not be available — plan to check in at the counter if you have baggage to check or if you need a boarding pass printed. Arrive at least 60–90 minutes before departure on Advanced Air flights, as smaller regional carrier check-ins can require more counter time than the automated processes at major airlines.

TSA PreCheck is available at Terminal 1’s main security checkpoint. Advanced Air tickets are eligible for TSA PreCheck if your Known Traveler Number is attached to your booking — verify this when purchasing your ticket.

Baggage Claim and Ground Transportation

Advanced Air arrivals collect bags at Terminal 1, Level 1. Baggage from small turboprop aircraft is typically delivered quickly — the smaller aircraft load fewer bags and the turnaround time at the carousel is often shorter than widebody or narrowbody jet flights. If your bag was gate-checked due to overhead bin limitations on the aircraft, it will be delivered to the baggage claim belt along with checked luggage.

Ground transportation from Terminal 1:

Taxis: Curbside at Level 1, Doors 1–4. Flat-rate zones to the Strip ($21.25–$29.25 depending on destination zone).
Rideshare (Uber/Lyft): Designated pickup in the Terminal 1 parking garage, Level 2. Follow “Rideshare Pickup” signs from baggage claim.
PSS private car: Meet-and-greet inside at baggage claim. Driver holds your name sign at the carousel. Fixed rate, no surge pricing, no garage walk required.
Rental cars: Free 24-hour shuttle from Terminal 1 baggage claim to the Rent-A-Car Center (7135 Gilespie St, approximately 1 mile away).

For a complete comparison of all ground transportation options and all airlines at LAS, see our Las Vegas Airport terminal guide.

Advanced Air Routes from Las Vegas

Advanced Air’s scheduled service from LAS serves select Essential Air Service markets — smaller communities in California, Arizona, and the surrounding region that receive federal subsidies to maintain air service connections to the national air system. Routes are subject to change based on EAS contract awards and demand. For current Advanced Air schedule and booking, visit advancedairlines.com.

Essential Air Service note: If you are traveling to or from a small community on an EAS-subsidized route, your ticket may be priced lower than comparable private-market fares due to the federal subsidy program. Advanced Air is among a small group of regional carriers awarded EAS contracts to maintain connectivity for underserved communities.