Cheap Flights from Las Vegas Harry Reid International (LAS) to Los Angeles International (LAX)

Cheap Flight Information from Las Vegas to LAX

Cheap Flights from Las Vegas to LAX

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Flights from LAS to LAX: Frequently Asked Questions

What Terminal do I Depart from at LAS?

LAS is a simple terminal to navigate; all domestic flights depart and arrive from Terminal 1. Be sure to arrive to the airport at least two hours early, even for a short flight to LAX, so you have enough time to get through airport security and make it to your gate on time.

Is LAX Easy to Navigate?

Yes! LAX consists of nine different terminals that are easy to navigate though. Many of the terminals are accessible via the Airside Connector.

What Airlines Fly Non-Stop from LAS to LAX?

There are lots of airline choices for the LAS to LAX route and each offer a competitive rate. Southwest Airlines is the most frequent flyer of this route, followed by these airlines:

• Spirit Airlines
• Alaska Airlines
• American Airlines
• Delta
• Linear Air
• Virgin Airlines
• US Airways
• United Airlines

How Long is the Flight from LAS to LAX?

When you travel the LAS to LAX route, you will cover a distance of approximately 300 miles and you will be up in the air for approximately an hour, depending on current weather conditions.

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Are Las Vegas and Los Angeles in the Same Time Zone?

Las Vegas and Los Angeles are both in the Pacific Standard Time zone and so there is not any time gained or lost when you take this trip.

Sin City and the City of Angels have a lot in common: vast amounts of sunshine, a talent for excess, and an unstoppable sense of optimism. When it comes to size and variety, however, Los Angeles has the edge. If you’re ready to leave what happened in Vegas in Vegas it’s simple to get to Los Angeles by air.

The cities are about 300 miles apart. Flight time is just over an hour, and you have many choices for direct service. American Airlines, Spirit, Southwest, Delta, United, Virgin America and US Airways all offer non-stop flights from Las Vegas to Los Angeles.

Making your way to Las Vegas McCarran International Airport

McCarran International Airport(LAS) is only two miles off the main Las Vegas strip. There’s plenty of parking if you’re driving, but parking is specific to terminals, so check with your airline. Depending on the length of your trip, taking a taxi may be more economical than paying for parking as they are relatively inexpensive. The average trip costs around $20. You can also take public transportation. There are several RTC bus routes which serve the airport. Which one you choose will depend on which terminal you need.

Terminal 1 has 94 gates spread over 4 concourses: it is the busiest part of the airport, and can be hectic. Terminal 3 is the airport’s international terminal. Both have plenty of slot machines for a last minute pre-flight gamble.

Arriving in Los Angeles

After all that Las Vegas desert, it’s hard to beat the beach. LA’s “endless summer” invites lounging, splashing, surfing, and sand-castles almost any time of year. Try Venice Beach for people watching, Manhattan Beach for glam sun-worship, and Cabrillo Beach for the kids. Speaking of kids, California theme parks are among the best in the world. Disneyland is just down the road in Anaheim, and Universal Studios Hollywood is an unforgettable experience for the whole family.

Whether you’re into heavy-duty shopping or low-impact living, Los Angeles has plenty to offer. Art? Check out the Getty Center, with one of the best collections anywhere on the planet (admission is free). Nature? Griffith Park offers the famous L.A. Zoo along with trails as wild as any you’ll find in the mountains -- all within the city center.

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