Flights from Las Vegas to Los Angeles

• The oldest aircraft servicing trips from Las Vegas, NV to Los Angeles, CA in 2009 was Air Canada's A320-1/2 from Airbus Industrie which started flying in 1990.
• The newest aircraft servicing LAS to LAX in 2009 was go Operated by Mesa Airlines' CRJ-900 from Bombardier. The CRJ-900 started flying in 2003.
• UNITED, US Airways, American Airlines, Northwest Airlines, go Operated by Mesa Airlines, Korean Air, Hawaiian Airlines, Air Canada, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, USA 3000, ExpressJet Airlines, Horizon Air offer flights from Las Vegas, NV to Los Angeles, CA.
• The smallest aircraft servicing flights from LAS to LAX for ExpressJet Airlines is the EMB-145 built by Embraer with 50 seats.
• There were 597,302 passengers that flew from Las Vegas to Los Angeles in 2009.
• UNITED carried a total of 213,443 passengers from LAS to LAX in 2009.
• US Airways offers the shortest flight times from Las Vegas to Los Angeles.
• Flight #2685, operated by go Operated by Mesa Airlines, was the flight with the most delays in 2009, with 15 minutes average delay between flights from Las Vegas to Los Angeles.
• The shortest flight between LAS and LAX takes about 41 minutes.
• The shortest flight distance between Las Vegas and Los Angeles is 236 miles.
• The average aircraft occupancy on flights from Las Vegas to Los Angeles in 2009 was 68.52%.
• UNITED operated flights from LAS to LAX using 6 types of aircraft in 2009.
• 869,523 seats were available on flights from LAS to LAX in 2009. Of those seats, a total of 597,302 passengers flew on all flights from LAS to LAX that year.
• The largest aircraft servicing flights between Las Vegas and Los Angeles from Korean Air is the B747-4 built by Boeing with 334 seats.
• Northwest Airlines, go Operated by Mesa Airlines, American Airlines, US Airways, UNITED operate the shortest flights from Las Vegas to Los Angeles.
• The average flight time from Las Vegas, NV to Los Angeles, CA takes about 42 minutes.
• In 2009, there were 12 airline companies operating between Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

(Source: FAA & BTS 2009 Databases)