October 4, 2024
A new Las Vegas private terminal and service hub is part of NetJets’ continued investment in ground services and support.
NetJets has broken ground on a dedicated private lounge and terminal for customers in Las Vegas.
The milestone is part of an extensive investment in ground services by the world’s largest private jet flight provider.
The Las Vegas expansion partners with Signature Aviation, operator of the world’s largest FBO network.
The campus at Harry Reid International Airport will feature a custom-designed exclusive-use terminal, a service hub, and two hangars.
Last year, LAS moved from the 7th to the 4th spot as the busiest private jet airport in the U.S.
The new facility is due to open in 2027.
According to the announcement, the project will generate hundreds of construction jobs and dozens of full-time operational positions, spurring economic growth in the area.
“NetJets has eagerly anticipated breaking ground on the extraordinary Las Vegas facility we are building with our valued partner Signature Aviation. This new campus will amplify the industry-leading service and aircraft access our Owners expect and deserve while simultaneously creating job opportunities for residents in the region,” says NetJets President Patrick Gallagher.
Signature Aviation CEO Tony Lefebvre adds, “This milestone is a testament to the longstanding partnership between our organizations and a shared mission to provide safe, seamless, and exceptional experiences to our guests in every moment.”
Once open the terminal will include a lobby, lounge area, dedicated parking, and vehicular ramp access.
The service hub will provide parts and maintenance support for the NetJets fleet.
The company recently said it had taken delivery of its 50th new aircraft in 2024.
Its aircraft management and the charter arm, Executive Jet Management, will use the second hangar.
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