Charter a private jet from Nevada to Kentucky

Top private jet airports in Nevada

• McCarran International Airport is the primary commercial airport serving Las Vegas. It’s located in Paradise, about five miles south of downtown Las Vegas.
• North Las Vegas Airport sits three miles northwest of downtown Las Vegas. Also known as Northtown, it’s the second-busiest airport in the area and the third-busiest in Nevada. It’s the primary Las Vegas airport for general aviation and scenic tours, used by many helicopter operators including the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
• Carson Airport is three miles northeast of Carson City, the capital of Nevada, and is operated by the Carson City Airport Authority.
• Boulder City Municipal Airport is a public-use airport located one nautical mile southwest of the central business district (CBD) of Boulder City.

Top private jet airports in Kentucky

• Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is a public international airport located in Hebron. It serves the Greater Cincinnati metropolitan area and covers 7,000 acres. The airport offers nonstop passenger service to 63 destinations and around 190 peak daily departures.
• Louisville International Airport is a public- and military-use airport centrally located in the city of Louisville. The airport has three runways and is spread out over about 1,500 acres. More than three million passengers and 4.7 billion pounds of cargo pass through each year, making it the third-busiest in the United States for cargo traffic and the seventh-busiest in the world.
• Blue Grass Airport is a public airport in Fayette County, six miles west of downtown Lexington and not far from a group of restored buildings and expansive grounds offering visitors a glimpse of 19th-century Shaker life. There’s also a riverboat ride, miles of trails, a restaurant and guest accommodation.
• Bowman Field is a public airport five miles southeast of downtown Louisville. The airport covers 426 acres and also acts as a reliever airport for nearby Louisville International. Flying in on a private jet charter allows you to avoid the queues and delays that are typical of a bigger, international airport.

How long does it take to fly from Nevada to Kentucky?

• Flights to Kentucky take four hours from McCarran International Airport to Cincinnati Northern Kentucky Airport on an Airbus A318 Elite. This 19-passenger aircraft provides a lounge, a dining area and a private office that converts into a bedroom and bathrooms.
• Travel from Nevada to Kentucky in three hours and 52 minutes from North Las Vegas Airport to Louisville International Airport on an Augusta Westland 109 Power Grand. This seven-seater helicopter is highly versatile, with a large passenger cabin and interior refinements that deliver an outstanding level of elegance and comfort.
• The five-seater Beechcraft Baron 58 is great for short-haul charters, with the ability to take off from short runways and remote airfields. The versatile aircraft allows for club seating with comfortable leather interiors. It will get you from Boulder City Municipal Airport to Blue Grass Airport in just under four hours.

Top places to visit in Kentucky

A rare medical Venus

The Monroe Moosnick Medical and Science Museum in Lexington is an outstanding collection of 19th-century medical instruments and a unique, life-size rare Medical Venus – a life-size dissectible figure of a woman made by casting organs and tissues from 200 cadavers. The museum, named after a late Transylvania University chemistry professor, is a treasure trove of medical paraphernalia that were once on the cutting edge of 18th- and 19th-century technology, but today look like props from a science fiction movie.

A taste of Kentucky in the 1700s

Old Fort Harrod State Park is an accurate replica of the original colonial settlement that was built in 1774 by James Harrod. The purpose of the fort was to keep early settlers safe from disease, famine, tough winters and attacks from outlaws. Today the fort is a fully functioning village within wooden walls that you’d think twice about attacking. You can chat to a gunsmith, a broom-maker, cooks, a blacksmith, a tailor and a farmer for an indelible impression of what it took to live and survive in 18th-century Kentucky. Keep an eye out for the quaint gift shop.

Bardstown, bourbon capital of the world

Every Kentucky vacation should include a visit to a whiskey distillery, and there just isn’t anywhere better to learn about the history of Kentucky bourbon than the Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey History in Bardstown. Oscar Getz was a whiskey-loving liquor exec from Chicago who paid the city to restore a 200-year-old seminary, which he filled with memorabilia and collectibles. The museum’s exhibits tell the story of America’s rich whiskey history; using rare documents, photos and artifacts to showcase its early days as moonshine through its time as a prescribed medicine and the crazy days of prohibition. You can even see Lincoln’s liquor license and George Washington’s still.

The final resting place of Mr. Magic

Cave Hill Cemetery is the final resting place of many Kentucky luminaries. Don’t miss a visit to the life-size memorial of Louisville’s most popular magician, Harry Leon Collins, who for 20 years worked at snack giant Frito-Lay during the day and indulged his passion for magic at night. Every time he pulled off a magic trick, he’d yell the magic word “Frito-Lay!” In 1970, Frito-Lay named Collins their official corporate magician. He traveled across the country and around the world performing magic tricks and promoting corn chips.

Middlesboro’s Tri-State Peak

Travel to the Cumberland Gap and you’ll see the point where Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia meet. This spot in the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park is your starting point for the 300-mile Cumberland Mountain Trail, used by Daniel Boone and other settlers.

How much does it cost to charter a private jet from Nevada to Kentucky?

The length of the flight from Nevada to Kentucky depends on the aircraft you charter and the route you take. Want to know more? Read this blog post about how much it costs to hire a private plane, or for precise quotes for your bespoke journey, call us on +1 516 432 5901 or speak to our team online to go through your options. Once you’ve had your questions answered, your own dedicated account manager will take care of everything. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy the flight.