Delta Air Lines flights from Las Vegas (LAS)

Delta Air Lines non-stop routes from Las Vegas airport (LAS).

Delta Air Lines operates 14 non-stop routes from Las Vegas LAS.

Atlanta (ATL) — 2,808 km, 239 min
Austin (AUS) — 1,753 km, 165 min
Nashville (BNA) — 2,554 km, 215 min
Boston (BOS) — 3,829 km, 309 min
Cincinnati (CVG) — 2,700 km, 231 min
Detroit (DTW) — 2,813 km, 239 min
New York (JFK) — 3,616 km, 303 min
Los Angeles (LAX) — 380 km, 78 min
Minneapolis (MSP) — 2,091 km, 189 min
Raleigh/Durham (RDU) — 3,259 km, 265 min
San Diego (SAN) — 416 km, 75 min
Seattle (SEA) — 1,393 km, 170 min
Salt Lake City (SLC) — 590 km, 89 min
Santa Ana (SNA) — 363 km, 75 min

Aircraft assignments

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How many destinations does Delta Air Lines serve from Las Vegas (LAS)?

Delta Air Lines flies to 14 non-stop destinations from Las Vegas LAS.

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