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Las Vegas airport connects travelers to top winter destinations

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By Sky Industry News

Jan 14, 2025

As winter approaches, travelers are drawn to various destinations accessible from Las Vegas. Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) serves as a hub for flights to popular winter spots, offering options for those seeking snow-covered landscapes and seasonal activities.

Denver, Colorado, is a favored destination with 1,224 flights in January. Southwest Airlines leads the route with 518 flights, utilizing its Boeing 737-800 fleet. Denver offers ski resorts and local breweries that attract visitors looking for adventure and relaxation.

Salt Lake City follows with 624 flights. Delta Air Lines operates 302 of these using Airbus A321neo aircraft. The city is known for ski resorts like Park City and Snowbird and offers cultural experiences downtown.

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Portland has 554 scheduled flights with Spirit Airlines providing the most at 247. While not known for snow, Portland's vibrant culture and nearby Mount Hood offer unique winter experiences.

Montreal features 110 flights with Air Canada leading the way using Airbus A330-300 aircraft. The city's winter charm includes cobblestone streets, boutiques, and culinary delights like poutine.

Kalispell rounds out the list with 18 flights by Allegiant Airlines on Airbus A319s. It serves as a gateway to Glacier National Park, offering skiing and other outdoor activities.

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