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Excitement rolls into LAS for F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix

Excitement rolls into LAS for F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix

Engines roared and the thrill of speed was in the air as travelers flocked to Southern Nevada for the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. Now in its second year, the event drew an enthusiastic crowd, transforming the airport into a hub of F1 excitement. Guests arrived to...

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Aer Lingus brings luck of the Irish to Las Vegas

Aer Lingus brings luck of the Irish to Las Vegas

Ireland's Aer Lingus recently launched nonstop flights from Dublin to Las Vegas. This is the first regularly scheduled service between the two cities. Flights operate three times a week, departing Dublin every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, on a widebody Airbus...

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Premier business aviation event lands at HND

Premier business aviation event lands at HND

Henderson Executive Airport (HND) was in the spotlight this month as the host of the National Business Aviation Association's (NBAA) annual convention and exhibition. The event, which took place Oct. 22-24, is the world’s largest civil aviation trade show. Some 40...

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NEW: Golden Knights-themed restaurant at LAS

NEW: Golden Knights-themed restaurant at LAS

Harry Reid Airport’s newest restaurant, Vegas Born Bar & Grill, was created in partnership with the Vegas Golden Knights. The 3,062 square foot restaurant located in the D Concourse near Gate D52 seats 89 and features an array of VGK décor and memorabilia. Check...

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We’ve got some new paws on patrol at LAS!

We’ve got some new paws on patrol at LAS!

The LAS Explosives Detection K9 Unit has two new noses dedicated to sniffing out trouble at the airport.  Handler Rudy Torres’ dog Dodi retired over the summer after 10 years working at the airport. But Torres is still hard at work with his new partner Boomer, a...

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LAS welcomes Norse Atlantic service from London

LAS welcomes Norse Atlantic service from London

Travelers from across the pond have a new option for flying to Las Vegas.  Norse Atlantic Airways began nonstop service to LAS from London-Gatwick airport on September 12.   Norse operates three flights a week, on Sundays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and offers...

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Looking back: How 9/11 changed air travel

Looking back: How 9/11 changed air travel

This month marked the 23rd anniversary of the terror attacks of September 11, 2001. As the world reflected on the tragic events of that day, retired Senior Director of Aviation Ralph LePore shared his powerful memories of 9/11 and its profound impact on air travel,...

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#SpottedatLAS: Aviation Day Photo Contest

#SpottedatLAS: Aviation Day Photo Contest

National Aviation Day was August 19, and we celebrated with a photo contest! Winners were announced on our social media channels, and displayed on a gallery wall in Terminal 1, Level 2, near the C/D Security Checkpoint. The winning photo, above, was taken by Tyler...

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Cooling LAS During the Hot Vegas Summer

Cooling LAS During the Hot Vegas Summer

When the mercury soars outside, the HVAC team at LAS ensures it’s cool inside. More than 35 professionals operate and maintain a variety of air cooling systems that keep passengers comfortable. Digital controls allow virtual monitoring of cooling equipment, room...

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Weather Forecasts are Essential to Aviation

Weather Forecasts are Essential to Aviation

Did you know Harry Reid International is the official meteorological observation point for the National Weather Service in Las Vegas? In fact, weather records from the airport go back more than 75 years. The airfield at LAS is home to an array of climate sensors that...

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Airport Shopping with Local Flair

Airport Shopping with Local Flair

LAS welcomed specialty retail that highlights local creators to Terminal 1 this month. DT Arts Market captures the charm and culture of Downtown Las Vegas with jewelry, art, gifts and other products that celebrate the city’s unique history and culture. Key local...

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Safety First on Runways AND Roadways

Safety First on Runways AND Roadways

Safety is the number one priority in aviation — on runways, taxiways and beyond. At LAS, there are several features in place to keep our customers safe on the roadways and curbs. We know travelers are in a hurry to get to their destinations, but to do so safely,...

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LAS Cares: Cleanup on Mount Charleston

LAS Cares: Cleanup on Mount Charleston

LAS is more than a portal connecting passengers and places; it’s also people who are committed to this community. At a recent volunteer event on Mount Charleston, 35 members of the LAS Community Enrichment Team pitched in to clean up on the mountain. The cleanup was...

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LAS Painters Have Us Covered!

LAS Painters Have Us Covered!

There are nearly 18,000 employees at LAS with a variety of skills and talents – and many of the jobs don’t require a background in aviation.  Among the teams of specialty trades workers employed by the Department of Aviation, there are locksmiths, sign makers,...

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Navigating the Summer Skies: Top Tips for Travel

Navigating the Summer Skies: Top Tips for Travel

Summer 2024 has the potential to be the busiest summer travel season across the nation. With passenger volumes on the rise amid increasing demand, we're bracing for a busy summer right here at LAS. While the airport is prepared for the seasonal influx of travelers,...

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