LASJFK

Las Vegas to New Yorkaward flights

Compare 5 loyalty programs for Las Vegas to New York award flights, with economy seats from 10,000 points.

2,240 miles~5h
Snapshot

Route snapshot

Las Vegas to New York is a transcontinental domestic corridor; nonstop award space turns up on JetBlue and Delta. The data shows five programs pricing it, and economy starts at 10,000 points through American AAdvantage. More programs mean more ways to overpay, since the same seat can cost very different amounts depending on the program. The live tables below re-price LAS–JFK across all five programs every day.

Route
LAS to JFK
Direct service
89 direct award flights
Airlines with award availability
4
Best economy price
From 10,000 pts
Best premium economy price
N/A
Best business price
From 43,600 pts
Best first class price
From 29,500 pts
Pricing

Award pricing comparison

Best one-way award prices per airline over the next 12 months.

AirlineEconomyBusinessFirst
American Airlines logo
American AirlinesAA
10,000Lowest
43,600Lowest
29,500Lowest
Alaska Airlines logo
Alaska AirlinesAS
12,500pts
Not available
52,500pts
JetBlue logo
JetBlueB6
13,500pts
79,200pts
Not available
Delta logo
DeltaDL
16,500pts
Not available
60,200pts
Lowest in each cabin—No award seats foundPoints, one-way. Live award pricing from FlightFlyer data, computed 11/8/2026. Prices vary by date and availability.
Availability

Award pricing by month

When award seats between Las Vegas and New York price cheapest over the next year.

Cheapest monthNovember 2026 · 10,000 pts
CheapestNext 12 months
Cheapest award by month
MonthCheapest award (points)
Nov 202610,000
Dec 202610,000
Jan 2027No award data
Feb 2027No award data
Mar 2027No award data
Apr 2027No award data
May 2027No award data
Jun 2027No award data
Jul 2027No award data
Aug 2027No award data
Sep 2027No award data
Oct 2027No award data
Nov, Dec currently price cheapest on this route, with awards from 10,000 pts one-way based on recent award data.
Airlines

Airlines with award seats on this route

4 airlines with award seats between Las Vegas and New York, nonstop or connecting.

American Airlines logoAmerican AirlinesAA
Alaska Airlines logoAlaska AirlinesAS
JetBlue logoJetBlueB6
Delta logoDeltaDL
Guide

Route notes

What to know before booking Las Vegas to New York with points.

Route information

  • 2,240 miles
  • ~5h flight
  • +3h time difference
  • Data Nov 2026 – Nov 2027

Distance ~2,240 miles; nonstop flying time ~5h (estimate). Local time in New York is 3 hours ahead of Las Vegas. Data covers November 2026–November 2027. Only two months in the calendar data carry prices, November and December 2026, both at 10,000 points.

About this route

Las Vegas to New York is served by American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, JetBlue and 1 more, offering multiple options for award travelers. Compare 5 loyalty programs to find the best value for your points. Award prices start from 10,000 points in economy. Use our search tool to check real-time award availability on this route.

Las Vegas–New York Flights

Flying Las Vegas to New York covers about 2,240 miles, linking Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) with John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK); a nonstop takes roughly 5 hours, with winds moving it either way. JetBlue and Delta both carry nonstop award space in the data. The Airbus A321 appears on some of those nonstop award segments. Only about 9% of the award options in the data are nonstop, so most results connect.

Best Ways to Book With Points & Miles

On a domestic run like Las Vegas–New York, award prices go head to head with cash fares. The economy floor connects once; an economy nonstop on either carrier costs more. Taxes and fees on the cheapest economy seat run about $6, in line with the route's typical economy taxes. Points pay off here mainly when fares run high, so redeem then and pay cash otherwise. Transfers out of bank programs can't be reversed, so confirm the exact flight is bookable first.

Best Points & Miles Programs

American AAdvantage takes economy at 10,000 points and first class at 29,500. Qantas Frequent Flyer is cheapest in business class at 43,600 points. Also in the mix: JetBlue TrueBlue, Delta SkyMiles, and Alaska Atmos Rewards. The cheapest program changes twice across the cabins, so match the program to the seat before moving points.

Airlines & Routing Options

Nonstop award seats on Las Vegas–New York come from two carriers: JetBlue and Delta. As a SkyTeam member, Delta also sells its nonstop through alliance partners, not only Delta SkyMiles. Off the nonstop, the cheaper connecting awards in the data route through Chicago, San Francisco, and Charlotte. Qantas Frequent Flyer sets the business-class floor as a oneworld partner, selling American Airlines seats at its own rates.

Alternative Airports & Routes

On the New York side, Newark (EWR) costs more, at 15,000 points in economy against the 10,000-point floor, so it's a second choice rather than a first; LaGuardia (LGA) prices from 20,700. Newark also logs nonstop flights from Las Vegas in the data. The return, New York to Las Vegas, has its own page, since award pricing can differ by direction. For another option from Las Vegas, Honolulu prices from 35,000 points at last check.

Booking tips

  1. 1Search flexible dates first, since saver award seats can appear on scattered days.
  2. 2Compare partner programs before transferring points, since the same seat can price very differently.
  3. 3Check both direct and connecting options when direct award seats are limited.
  4. 4Book early for peak travel periods, when saver space disappears fastest.
  5. 5Recheck availability often, since airlines may release more award seats closer to departure.
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Economy currently starts at 10,000 points one-way through American AAdvantage, with one stop. There are five programs pricing this route, and the cheapest isn't always the obvious one. The pricing table above tracks every cabin daily.