Harry Reid International Airport

Harry Reid International Airport (IATA LAS, ICAO KLAS) serves Las Vegas, United States, North America, and is classified as a large airport. This page gathers what the site's database, maps and route dataset say about it in one place.

Facts at a glance

Airport map

The map on this page is rendered from OpenStreetMap data: airports with terminal polygons show the terminal buildings, aprons and access roads, while small fields show the airfield outline and runway. Icons for parking, buses, food, hotels and car rentals follow whatever OSM has mapped.

• Full-size view — open the map card on this page to zoom in; the 2000 px original can be downloaded.
• Location map — the interactive map lets you pan and zoom to see the field against the city and road network.
• Schematic — the page also draws a size-based schematic to indicate the airport's scale; it is not the actual layout.

Direct routes

Non-stop destinations, nearest first (OpenFlights route dataset, compiled 2014 — treat as indicative and confirm with the airline):

See the Harry Reid International Airport route map for the full list of 133 non-stop destinations.

Nearby airports

If nothing fits, these nearby fields are worth comparing:

Getting there

The airport: coordinates 36.0834, -115.1518; elevation about 665 m.

Navigate straight to the field:

• Driving / taxi: 高德地图 | 百度地图 | Google Maps

The location map on this page shows the field against the city and road network, and the ground-transport section lists the public transport recorded for it. For driving routes, timetables and parking, rely on the airport's own information.

Size and facilities

Large airports run multiple runways and terminals and handle millions of passengers a year. Queue times at check-in and security vary strongly by time of day; for international flights plan to arrive 2–3 hours before departure.

Terminal plans, check-in locations and ground-transport timetables are published by the airport itself; for detail that must be right on the day, rely on the airport's own information. If something here looks wrong, please tell us via the Contact page and we will check it.

Tips

• If your destination is not in the table above, you will usually connect via Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) or another larger airport.
• Use the search box at the top of the page to compare alternatives: type a city name or IATA code.
• In peak season parking and rental cars run short at small fields too — book ahead if you are driving.