Las Vegas (KLAS) → Chicago (KMDW)

The route from Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas to Chicago Midway International Airport covers 1,318 nautical miles or 1,517 statute miles. This domestic corridor connects Las Vegas's primary commercial hub with Chicago's secondary major airport on the southwest side of the city.

All jet categories are suitable for this route. Light jets complete the flight in approximately 3 hours 32 minutes, while midsize jets take 3 hours 20 minutes. Super-midsize jets fly it in 3 hours 5 minutes, heavy jets in 3 hours 2 minutes, and ultra-long-range jets in 2 hours 58 minutes. Aircraft selection depends on passenger count, luggage requirements, and budget considerations.

Midway Airport has two fixed-base operators and handles general aviation traffic alongside commercial flights. Charter clients should confirm ground handling and ground transportation arrangements in advance, as Midway's location differs from O'Hare, which sits on Chicago's northwest side. Weather patterns over the Rocky Mountain region and Great Plains can affect routing and flight time during certain seasons.

Estimated flight time by aircraft