Private Jet Las Vegas to Anaheim

Few routes on the West Coast are shorter or busier than Las Vegas to Anaheim, a hop of just 200 nautical miles that takes barely half an hour in the air. Almost any aircraft in the fleet can handle it, from a Very Light Jet such as the Phenom 100 through to a Turboprop like the Pilatus PC-12, with the choice usually coming down to party size and onward plans rather than range. Departing Harry Reid International Airport, the flight barely reaches a cruise altitude before beginning its descent into John Wayne Airport, making this one of the more relaxed sectors this desk arranges despite Las Vegas being one of the busiest airports in the country for private departures. The pairing sees heavy traffic from entertainment and hospitality executives moving between two of the West Coast’s largest tourism economies, as well as families combining a Las Vegas stay with a visit to Anaheim’s theme parks as part of a wider Southern California trip. The PC-12’s efficiency suits smaller parties well, while a VLJ offers a touch more speed for those on a tight schedule between meetings. Arrival into John Wayne Airport places passengers minutes from Anaheim’s resort district, where Disneyland and California Adventure sit alongside a convention centre that regularly hosts events moving straight from a Las Vegas trade show. The Anaheim Packing District and Angel Stadium round out the offering. This short but heavily used route suits business travellers hopping between conventions and families extending a Nevada trip into a Californian one.