Las Vegas Alaska airlines terminal

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T-3 Terminal E. Gates E15-E11, E8-E1

Alaska Airlines operates from Terminal 3 at Harry Reid Las Vegas Airport (LAS). Renamed from McCarran in 2021, LAS is a key hub for Alaska’s West Coast and regional flights.

Terminal and Check-In

Terminal: Alaska Airlines uses Terminal 3 for all flights (check-in, departures, arrivals).
Check-In: Level 2, counters and kiosks (4 AM-11 PM). Online check-in 1-24 hours prior via alaskaair.com. Arrive 2 hours early for domestic, 3 for codeshares.
Baggage Claim: Level 0, near USO Lounge. Report issues to Alaska staff (702.261.5211).
Gates: E Gates (Concourse E), some D Gates via Red Line tram (10-15 min). Check gates on LAS online board (Time, Date, IATA, Flight, Airline, Status).

Destinations and Average Ticket Prices

Alaska Airlines connects LAS to 11 domestic destinations, with seasonal and daily flights. Below are key routes and average round-trip economy fares (based on alaskaair.com, Kayak, and X posts, as of May 2025):

Seattle (SEA): Daily, $120-$250. Hub with connections to Asia.
Portland (PDX): Daily, $100-$220. Frequent flights, short 2-hour hop.
Los Angeles (LAX): Multiple daily, $80-$200. Budget-friendly, high frequency.
San Francisco (SFO): Daily, $100-$230. Popular for business travelers.
San Diego (SAN): Daily, $90-$210. Quick 1-hour flight.
Anchorage (ANC): Seasonal (summer), $200-$400. Scenic Alaska route.
Boise (BOI): Daily, $110-$240. Growing regional link.

Codeshares: Via partners like American Airlines, Alaska offers connections to London, Tokyo, or Mexico City (fares $300-$1,200). Book early (4-8 weeks) for 20-30% savings, per X. Prices fluctuate; check alaskaair.com for deals.

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