Private Jet Las Vegas to Napa

The short route from Las Vegas to Napa spans approximately 365 nautical miles, carrying travellers from the desert of southern Nevada to the celebrated wine country of northern California in around three quarters of an hour. Over so brief a leg, a light jet is the natural choice, and aircraft such as the Embraer Phenom 300 or the Cessna Citation CJ4 are ideally matched to both the distance and the compact field at the destination. Their swift climb and economical cruise make them well suited to a hop of this length, reaching heights in the high thirties of thousands of feet before beginning the descent towards the valley almost as soon as cruise is attained. Departures are handled at Harry Reid International Airport, whose private terminals allow travellers to begin the journey away from the crowds of the main concourses. Arrivals are made at Napa County Airport, a convenient general aviation field set at the southern end of the valley, a short transfer from the vineyards and cellar doors themselves. Napa needs little introduction, its rolling hills lined with some of the most celebrated vineyards in the world, its towns home to acclaimed restaurants, and its cellars offering tastings of the wines that have made the region famous across the globe. This route suits leisure travellers bound for the wine country, celebrants marking a special occasion, and those combining Las Vegas business with a restorative few days among the vines. The flexibility of private scheduling allows guests to depart on their own terms and arrive directly in the valley, ready to begin an unhurried tour of its estates and their tables.