NetJets opens Las Vegas private terminal at Harry Reid International

NetJets has opened its new private terminal at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, part of a 300,000-square-foot complex developed with Signature Aviation. According to Private Jet Card Comparisons, it is the first ground-up development the two operators have undertaken together.

The new facility includes a 17,069-square-foot private terminal exclusively for NetJets customers, two hangars, a maintenance hub, and more than 250,000 square feet of preferred ramp space. The terminal features a private lounge, VIP conference rooms, and a dedicated family room. A direct airside access gate allows customers to travel between their vehicles and aircraft without passing through shared terminal areas. NetJets service representatives are stationed at the facility.

The opening is part of a broader expansion of NetJets' network of private terminals and dedicated facilities. The company is undertaking similar projects in Dallas, Palm Beach, and Washington, D.C.

NetJets President Patrick Gallagher framed the Las Vegas facility as part of a larger strategic commitment to customer experience. He stated that the investments aim to give NetJets customers "a more consistent experience while improving aircraft availability and operational efficiency." Gallagher added: "We continue to strengthen the infrastructure, fleet, teams, and operations that support every journey and enable our (fractional) owners to be where they need and want to be, on their timelines and terms. We invest where our customers want to be, and we build experiences worthy of how they travel."

Las Vegas has become an increasingly important market for NetJets. According to the company, flight activity to Las Vegas increased nearly 45% between 2022 and 2025, reaching almost 8,000 flights in 2025. Demand during 2026 has been nearly 30% higher than during the corresponding period in 2025.

Private Jet Card Comparisons reports that growth in Las Vegas is supported by an expanding calendar of major sporting events, entertainment, and luxury hospitality that drive demand. Gallagher said during the ribbon-cutting that "as demand continues to grow, so does our responsibility to ensure they enjoy reliable access, greater privacy, and the highly personalized service they expect, all in a space designed just for them."