Private Jet Las Vegas to Phoenix

In 2026, a private jet from Las Vegas to Phoenix has a median one-way price of $11,126 across the 6 quotes we hold on the route. The flight takes 55 min to 1 hr 10 min. Every price on this page is drawn from our own quote data, not third-party estimates.

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At a glance

Las Vegas to Phoenix by private jet

Distance
218 nm
Flight time
About 55 min to 1 hr 10 min
Median one way
$11,126 across 6 quotes
Most requested classes
Light jet and Midsize jet
Main Las Vegas airport
Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS)
Main Phoenix airport
Scottsdale Airport (KSDL)

Route pricing

2026 private jet prices: Las Vegas to Phoenix

Prices last verified October 2026

The median is the midpoint of the data: half of trips priced below it, half above. The typical range runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile.

Las Vegas to Phoenix prices

One way · USD · based on qualifying quote data

Las Vegas to Phoenix prices, One way · USD · based on qualifying quote data
Aircraft ClassMedian PriceTypical RangeSample SizeFlight Time
All aircraft types$11,126$6,577–$12,0136

Las Vegas to Phoenix round-trip prices

Round trip · USD · based on qualifying quote data

Las Vegas to Phoenix round-trip prices, Round trip · USD · based on qualifying quote data
Aircraft ClassMedian PriceTypical RangeSample SizeFlight Time
Light$21,411$18,989–$21,49751 hr

Prices for trips of this distance

One way · USD · 200 to 500 nm · based on qualifying quote data

Prices for trips of this distance, One way · USD · 200 to 500 nm · based on qualifying quote data
Aircraft ClassMedian PriceTypical RangeSample Size
Turboprop$10,218$8,562–$11,73398
Very light$9,900$7,643–$10,87327
Light$12,905$11,442–$14,51892
Midsize$14,749$12,477–$17,74331
Super midsize$26,862$19,977–$28,24113
Heavy$24,671$18,984–$36,82519

Round trips of this distance

Round trip · USD · 200 to 500 nm, one-way leg · based on qualifying quote data

Round trips of this distance, Round trip · USD · 200 to 500 nm, one-way leg · based on qualifying quote data
Aircraft ClassMedian PriceTypical RangeSample Size
Turboprop$16,983$14,744–$19,369146
Very light$14,910$13,555–$16,84327
Light$20,439$17,425–$23,903108
Midsize$23,961$22,493–$31,99522
Heavy$43,859$38,419–$52,71014

The route figures come from trips on this city pair. The distance figures come from every trip of similar length. Every figure is a total trip price: aircraft, crew, fuel, positioning, landing and handling fees, and applicable taxes. Full pricing by distance and aircraft class is on our private jet charter cost page.

Aircraft

Aircraft on this route

The aircraft types in our quote data for Las Vegas to Phoenix, ordered by how often we have quoted them.

  • Light jet: Premier 1, Learjet 45XR, Citation Jet 2, Phenom 300
  • Midsize jet: Learjet 60, Hawker 900 XP, Citation Excel
  • Very light jet: Eclipse 500

Airports

Airports for Las Vegas to Phoenix

Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS) is the preferred Las Vegas airport on this route: 16 of our 20 quotes used it. In Phoenix, most trips use Scottsdale Airport (KSDL): 16 of 20.

Las Vegas

Preferred

Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS)

14,835 ft runway

Henderson Executive Airport (KHND)

6,501 ft runway · no airline service

Phoenix

Preferred

Scottsdale Airport (KSDL)

8,249 ft runway · no airline service

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (KPHX)

11,489 ft runway

Empty legs

Empty legs between Las Vegas and Phoenix

An empty leg is an aircraft repositioning without passengers, sold below the standard charter price. Availability changes daily. See current empty leg flights from Phoenix and empty leg flights from Las Vegas.

Las Vegas to Phoenix: questions

How much does a private jet from Las Vegas to Phoenix cost?

In 2026, a one-way private jet from Las Vegas to Phoenix has a median price of $11,126 (typical range $6,577–$12,013) across the 6 quotes we hold on this route, which run from very light jets to heavy jets. No single class has enough quotes on this pair to price on its own, so the table of trips of this distance breaks the price down by class. Charter is priced per aircraft, not per seat, so the total is the same for two passengers or six.

The flight takes about 55 min to 1 hr 10 min engine start to engine shutdown, for the 218 nautical miles from Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS) to Scottsdale Airport (KSDL).

Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS) is the most-used departure airport on this route: 16 of our 20 quotes used it. In Phoenix, most trips use Scottsdale Airport (KSDL): 16 of 20.

Light jets such as the Premier 1, Learjet 45XR and Citation Jet 2, and midsize jets such as the Learjet 60, Hawker 900 XP and Citation Excel. No single class leads here: light jets and midsize jets each have 6 quotes on this route.

A round trip on this route has a median of $21,411 on a light jet.

Empty legs are repositioning flights sold below the standard charter price, so what is available depends on where aircraft need to be that week. Listings change daily. See current empty leg flights from Phoenix.

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