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

As of October 19, 2026, 2 empty legs are listed from Las Vegas to Reno. Prices start at $1,935 on a turboprop and $4,824 on a midsize jet. Each price is for the whole aircraft, one way, with taxes and fees itemised at checkout. Empty legs typically run 25 to 75% below a comparable full charter on the same route.

How long is a private jet flight from Las Vegas to Reno?

A nonstop private flight from Las Vegas to Reno takes about 1h 5m, covering roughly 345 miles (555 km). Light jets such as the Embraer Phenom 300 fly it without a fuel stop.

How much can you save on an empty leg from Las Vegas to Reno?

Empty leg pricing from Las Vegas to Reno typically runs 25 to 75% below a comparable full charter, because the operator is repositioning the aircraft anyway. The deepest discounts appear inside the 72-hour window before departure.

Which airports do private flights use in Las Vegas?

Private flights in the Las Vegas area usually use Harry Reid International (LAS) and North Las Vegas (VGT). Passengers board at a private FBO terminal there, not through the airline terminal and its security lines.

What aircraft fly empty legs from Las Vegas to Reno?

The 345-mile distance makes this light jets territory. Expect aircraft like the Embraer Phenom 300, Cessna Citation CJ3+, HondaJet: types with the range to fly Las Vegas to Reno nonstop in about 1h 5m.

When do empty legs from Las Vegas to Reno come up?

Empty-leg supply tracks repositioning demand, which on this route is densest the convention and fight-weekend calendar, peaking around F1 in November out of Las Vegas. Set a saved-search alert on the route to see new one-way listings as operators publish them.

Private Jet Las Vegas to Reno

About 1 hr 5 min nonstop over 345 miles. 2 empty legs listed from $1,935 for the whole aircraft, one way.

LAS

Las Vegas

RNO

Reno

Private jet Las Vegas to Reno prices

2 empty legs listed from Las Vegas to Reno, from $1,935.

Listed empty-leg prices as of October 19, 2026. Each is for the whole aircraft, one way, with taxes and fees itemised at checkout. Empty legs typically run 25 to 75% below a comparable full charter.

Lowest listed price by aircraft class across all 2 listings.
Aircraft class	Listed	From (whole aircraft)	Example aircraft
Turboprop	1	$1,935	Pilatus PC 12
Midsize jet	1	$4,824	Cessna Citation XLS

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Private jet Reno to Las Vegas

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Private jet Reno to Las Vegas

Listings last updated Oct 19, 2026, 07:14 UTC.

Las Vegas → Reno

345 miles (555 km) from LAS to RNO, nonstop by private jet

About 1h 5m Nonstop

Typical private jet flight time for the 345-mile trip, with no connections

Light Jets

Embraer Phenom 300, Cessna Citation CJ3+, HondaJet: types with the range to fly this route nonstop

Available Flights

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Empty leg flights from Las Vegas to Reno

Empty leg flights from Las Vegas to Reno cover roughly 345 miles (555 km), a short hop flown northwest-bound in about 1h 5m nonstop by private jet. When an operator already has an aircraft repositioning on this corridor, that one-way flight sells as an empty leg at a fraction of the price of a comparable full charter.

Distance: 345 mi / 555 km
Flight time: ~1h 5m nonstop
Typical aircraft: Light jets
Las Vegas airports: LAS · VGT · HND

Las Vegas is one of the highest-volume private destinations anywhere, fed by a constant SoCal shuttle and a packed convention and event calendar. Empty-leg supply is abundant thanks to the heavy one-way traffic. On the Las Vegas end, private flights usually use Harry Reid International (LAS) and North Las Vegas (VGT), boarding at a private FBO terminal rather than an airline terminal.

At 345 miles this is light jets territory: aircraft like the Embraer Phenom 300 and Cessna Citation CJ3+ have the range and cabin to fly it nonstop in about 1h 5m. Demand out of Las Vegas peaks around the convention and fight-weekend calendar, peaking around F1 in November, when repositioning flights, and so empty legs, are most frequent.

An empty leg from Las Vegas to Reno exists because an operator has to fly the aircraft along this route anyway, to reach its next client or to return to base, so it sells that one-way flight for the whole aircraft, typically 25 to 75% below a comparable full charter. The departure time follows the operator's schedule. If your dates are fixed, a full charter on the same route lets you choose the time.

Las Vegas to Reno: frequently asked questions

How much does a private jet from Las Vegas to Reno cost?: As of October 19, 2026, 2 empty legs are listed from Las Vegas to Reno. Prices start at $1,935 on a turboprop and $4,824 on a midsize jet. Each price is for the whole aircraft, one way, with taxes and fees itemised at checkout. Empty legs typically run 25 to 75% below a comparable full charter on the same route.
How long is a private jet flight from Las Vegas to Reno?: A nonstop private flight from Las Vegas to Reno takes about 1h 5m, covering roughly 345 miles (555 km). Light jets such as the Embraer Phenom 300 fly it without a fuel stop.
How much can you save on an empty leg from Las Vegas to Reno?: Empty leg pricing from Las Vegas to Reno typically runs 25 to 75% below a comparable full charter, because the operator is repositioning the aircraft anyway. The deepest discounts appear inside the 72-hour window before departure.
Which airports do private flights use in Las Vegas?: Private flights in the Las Vegas area usually use Harry Reid International (LAS) and North Las Vegas (VGT). Passengers board at a private FBO terminal there, not through the airline terminal and its security lines.
What aircraft fly empty legs from Las Vegas to Reno?: The 345-mile distance makes this light jets territory. Expect aircraft like the Embraer Phenom 300, Cessna Citation CJ3+, HondaJet: types with the range to fly Las Vegas to Reno nonstop in about 1h 5m.
When do empty legs from Las Vegas to Reno come up?: Empty-leg supply tracks repositioning demand, which on this route is densest the convention and fight-weekend calendar, peaking around F1 in November out of Las Vegas. Set a saved-search alert on the route to see new one-way listings as operators publish them.