List of Airlines at (LAS) airport
The following is a list of airlines serving Las Vegas airport (LAS)
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) has two separate terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. It is essential for passengers to verify their airline's assigned terminal before arriving at the airport, as they are not physically connected post-security. A tram system connects the different gate areas once you are past the security checkpoint.
Terminal 1
- Allegiant Air: Check-in and baggage claim at Terminal 1. Gates are in Concourse A.
- American Airlines: Check-in and baggage claim at Terminal 1. Gates are in Concourse D (accessible via tram).
- Avelo Airlines: Check-in and baggage claim at Terminal 1. Gates are in Concourse A.
- Delta Air Lines: Check-in and baggage claim at Terminal 1. Gates are in Concourse D (accessible via tram).
- Southwest Airlines: Check-in and baggage claim at Terminal 1. Gates are in Concourses B and C.
- Spirit Airlines: Check-in and baggage claim at Terminal 1. Gates are in Concourse A.
Terminal 3
This terminal handles most international flights and several domestic airlines.
- Aeroméxico: Check-in, baggage claim, and boarding in Terminal 3 (Concourse E).
- Air Canada: Check-in, baggage claim, and boarding in Terminal 3 (Concourse E).
- Alaska Airlines: Check-in, baggage claim, and boarding in Terminal 3 (Concourse E).
- Breeze Airways: Check-in, baggage claim, and boarding in Terminal 3 (Concourse D).
- British Airways: Check-in, baggage claim, and boarding in Terminal 3 (Concourse E).
- Copa Airlines: Check-in, baggage claim, and boarding in Terminal 3 (Concourse E).
- Frontier Airlines: Check-in, baggage claim, and boarding in Terminal 3 (Concourse E).
- Hawaiian Airlines: Check-in, baggage claim, and boarding in Terminal 3 (Concourse E).
- JetBlue: Check-in, baggage claim, and boarding in Terminal 3 (Concourse E).
- KLM: Check-in, baggage claim, and boarding in Terminal 3 (Concourse E).
Latest updates: November 18, 2025
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Baggage weight limits, restricted and prohibited Items
Baggage and excess billing rates
Requirements for minors traveling alone or without parents
Special passengers needing prior coordination with the airline: people with disabilities, reduced mobility and pregnant women
Lost, delayed or damaged baggage reclaim
Possible flight's changes of date or cancellations
Confirmation of flight schedules (departures or arrivals)
Flight status report (for possible delays, cancellations, rescheduling)
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