Private Jet Las Vegas to San Francisco

In 2026, a private jet from Las Vegas to San Francisco has a median one-way price of $9,900 on a very light jet and $10,218 on a turboprop. The flight takes about 1 hr 25 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 San Francisco by private jet

Distance
353 nm
Flight time
About 1 hr 20 min to 1 hr 40 min
Median one way
$9,900 on a very light jet
Most requested classes
Turboprop and Light jet and Midsize jet
Most-used departure airport
Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS)
Most-used arrival airport
Metropolitan Oakland International Airport (KOAK)

Route pricing

2026 private jet prices: Las Vegas to San Francisco

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.

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
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

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 San Francisco, ordered by how often we have quoted them.

  • Turboprop: Malibu Meridian, TBM 700
  • Light jet: Citation Jet 3+, Citation Jet 3
  • Midsize jet: Citation XLS, Citation Excel

Airports

Airports for Las Vegas to San Francisco

Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS) is the most-used departure airport on this route: 7 of our 7 quotes used it. Metropolitan Oakland International Airport (KOAK) is the most-used arrival airport: 5 of 7; Palo Alto Airport of Santa Clara County (KPAO) has no airline service and a 2,441 ft runway.

Las Vegas

Preferred

Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS)

14,835 ft runway

San Francisco

Preferred

Metropolitan Oakland International Airport (KOAK)

10,520 ft runway

Palo Alto Airport of Santa Clara County (KPAO)

2,441 ft runway · no airline service

Timing

When people fly private to San Francisco

Our San Francisco trips are busiest from October to December and quietest from January to March.

Empty legs

Empty legs between Las Vegas and San Francisco

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

Las Vegas to San Francisco: questions

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

In 2026, a one-way private jet trip of this distance has a median price of $9,900 on a very light jet and $10,218 on a turboprop.

The flight takes about 1 hr 20 min to 1 hr 40 min engine start to engine shutdown, for the 353 nautical miles from Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS) to Metropolitan Oakland International Airport (KOAK).

Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS) is the most-used departure airport on this route: 7 of our 7 quotes used it. Metropolitan Oakland International Airport (KOAK) is the most-used arrival airport: 5 of 7; Palo Alto Airport of Santa Clara County (KPAO) has no airline service and a 2,441 ft runway.

Turboprops such as the Malibu Meridian and TBM 700, and light jets such as the Citation Jet 3+ and Citation Jet 3. No single class leads here: turboprops, light jets and midsize jets each have 2 quotes on this route.

Round trips of this distance have a median of $14,910 on a very light jet. A round trip is not double a one-way: the aircraft is already positioned, so the second leg usually costs less than the first.

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 San Francisco.

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