How do I get to Concourse D for Breeze Airways at LAS?

After checking in at Terminal 3 and clearing security, follow signs to the Automated Transit System (ATS) tram. Take the tram to Concourse D — the ride takes a few minutes. Allow extra time before your Breeze Airways departure.

What cities does Breeze Airways fly from Las Vegas?

Breeze Airways focuses on underserved city pairs without existing nonstop service. Routes from Las Vegas vary by season — check flybreeze.com for current destinations.

How do I get from Breeze Airways' terminal to the Strip?

After landing and collecting bags at Terminal 3, Level 1, taxis are curbside. PSS chauffeur meets you inside at baggage claim. The Strip is 3–5 miles, 10–20 minutes by car.

What Terminal Is Breeze Airways at Las Vegas Airport?

Breeze Airways operates from Terminal 3, Concourse D at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). This is an important detail: Concourse D is a satellite concourse — it is not directly walkable from the Terminal 3 check-in hall. After clearing TSA security in Terminal 3, passengers take the Automated Transit System (ATS) tram to reach Concourse D. Allow extra time before your Breeze departure.

Breeze Airways — Terminal & Gate Quick Reference

Airline: Breeze Airways
Terminal: Terminal 3
Concourse: D (satellite — tram required after security)
Check-In: Terminal 3, Level 2
Baggage Claim: Terminal 3, Level 1
Airport Code: LAS

How to Get to Concourse D for Breeze

Check in at Terminal 3, Level 2. After clearing the Terminal 3 TSA checkpoint, follow signs for the Automated Transit System. Take the ATS tram to Concourse D. The tram runs continuously and the ride is a few minutes. Concourse D also has The Club at LAS lounge, Shake Shack, and Wolfgang Puck Express — some compensation for the extra transit step.

Allow extra time for Concourse D departures: The ATS tram adds 10–15 minutes to your pre-departure time. Arrive at Terminal 3 at least 2 hours before a Breeze flight to comfortably reach Concourse D without rushing.

About Breeze Airways

Breeze Airways is a U.S. carrier founded by aviation entrepreneur David Neeleman (founder of JetBlue). Its model focuses on connecting city pairs without existing nonstop service — rather than hub-to-hub flying. Routes from Las Vegas vary by season; check flybreeze.com for current destinations.

Ground Transportation from Terminal 3

For all options, see the LAS terminal guide. Personal Sedan Services meets passengers at Terminal 3 baggage claim.