Route Overview: Phoenix (PHX) to Las Vegas (LAS)
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Route Overview: Phoenix (PHX) to Las Vegas (LAS)
This short but extremely busy flight path through the American Southwest takes travelers from Phoenix (PHX) to Las Vegas (LAS) and is used in abundance for trips between the two most traveled cities of the American Southwest. The route is widely popular with leisure travelers looking for the gaming and entertainment attractions of Las Vegas, as well as conventions and business events throughout the city. This route serves as a hub for Southwest Airlines and American Airlines in the Southwest, whereas Las Vegas is considered to be one of the busiest leisure-driven cities in the United States. The path of travel for this route is approximately 255 miles long, one of the shortest of all commercial flight paths available in the Southwest, and will take approximately just under one hour to fly. The price for the short route can be volatile due to conventions and high weekend demand for flights.
Quick Facts:
- Average Flight Time: 1 hour 30 minutes
- Mostly Preferred Departure Airport: Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) (You can choose the airport as per your convenience.)
- Mostly Preferred Arrival Airport: Orlando International Airport (MCO) (You can choose the airport as per your convenience.)
- Airlines operating: Delta Air Lines, Frontier, Southwest, Spirit, American Airlines
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Important Info
- Flight time: 55 minutes non-stop
- Departure Airport: Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)
- Arrival Airport: Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)
- Main airlines flying the route: This route has nonstop flights offered by Southwest Airlines, American Airlines, and Spirit Airlines.
Secret to Getting a Cheap Flight Ticket From Phoenix (PHX) to Las Vegas (LAS)
Unlike cities with several commercial airports to choose from in each direction of the route, Las Vegas has only one commercial airport, so no airline switching for cost benefits.
- Use comparison sites such as CompareMost, particularly if there are any conventions, concerts, big sporting events, etc., since they all tend to drive up fares considerably.
- Fly on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. Weekday air travel is cheaper than weekend flying.
- Book two to four weeks in advance for the normal type of travel, six to eight weeks in advance for events like CES or a large boxing match.
- Create fare alerts to monitor the cost and book your tickets before demand from an event and its associated hotel bookings drives fares up again.
Seasonal Pricing
Seasonal pricing is influenced much less by seasons and more by the booking schedules and event calendars of Las Vegas. However, traditional seasons are considered for the fares on this route as well.
January
Convention Season Begins. There may be sharp price hikes in the month of January due to major conventions such as the Consumer Electronics Show, attracting a mass audience right after the New Year.
February-April
Stable fares. Business travel, along with leisure travel, remains constant during the winter to spring months and generally moderates when there isn't an event occurring.
May-August
Summer and Travel. The fares can remain steady with some drops during the weekdays for the summer months due to the high heat in both Phoenix and Las Vegas.
September-October
Convention and Event Increase. The late fall months tend to draw more business trips and conventions, along with other major events, causing fare prices to be on the rise.
November
Post-holiday, pre-New Year's slowdown. This is the period to look for discounts as the year starts to wind down, but holiday travelers haven't begun to take flights to Las Vegas.
December
Holiday & New Year's Peak. Flights may spike during this period due to a surge of travelers arriving to spend the holidays, particularly New Year's Eve, in Las Vegas.
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