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By Joseph Hellman-Benjamin, Founder and CEO of The Points King. Last updated: October 12, 2026. Editorial Policy
How do you fly first class to Las Vegas for less? Use miles. American, Delta, United and Alaska sell first class to Las Vegas and price first class awards dynamically, so the miles needed change with demand; Southwest, Frontier and Allegiant sell no first class. The most premium option is JetBlue’s Mint, with lie-flat seats, on flights from Orlando and, seasonally, Newark. The Points King can also book first class tickets for you at a price agreed in writing.
Before you book: know the rules. Airline programs prohibit buying or selling award tickets. American’s terms say a passenger who uses a purchased award ticket can have it cancelled or confiscated and may owe the full fare (AAdvantage terms), and Delta’s rules say such tickets are void. That risk sits with the traveler, and no broker, including us, can remove it. Read the risks before you ask for a price.
Dates from JetBlue, Southwest and NPR coverage cited on this page. American, Delta, United and Alaska sell domestic first class all year and price first class awards dynamically.
| Airline | What it sells | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| JetBlue | Mint (lie-flat) | Orlando to Las Vegas since October 30, 2025, daily year-round from March 28, 2026; Newark to Las Vegas seasonally, January 5 to June 10, 2026 (JetBlue) |
| American, Delta, United, Alaska | Domestic first class | Award prices are dynamic; check each airline for your dates |
| Southwest | No first class | Extra Legroom seats since assigned seating began on January 27, 2026 |
| Spirit | No longer flying | Ceased operations on May 2, 2026 (NPR) |
Sources: JetBlue, June 24, 2025; The Points Guy on Southwest; NPR on Spirit. Delta is adding extra flights for the CES trade show in January 2027 (Delta), when fares around Las Vegas run high, which is when miles tend to be worth the most.
Las Vegas now has three credit card lounges: the American Express Centurion Lounge, a Capital One Lounge in Concourse D (opened February 21, 2025) and a Chase Sapphire Lounge in Concourse C (opened December 3, 2025), with a smaller Amex Sidecar lounge due in 2026 (Afar, January 20, 2026). Access comes from the matching premium card, not from your ticket. See the best airport lounges.
For the full guide, see how to get cheap first class tickets with points and miles, or go back to our first class booking service.
JetBlue Mint, with lie-flat seats, on its Orlando and seasonal Newark routes. Other airlines fly standard domestic first class.
No. Southwest sells Extra Legroom seats but no first class.
It changes by date, because American, Delta, United and Alaska all price awards dynamically. Check several dates before you book.
From the lounges section on this page (Afar, January 20, 2026). Access comes from the matching premium card, not from your ticket.