Las Vegas to Paris - Direct Flights in January 2026 via Air France - Passport To Luxury

This January, Las Vegas travelers can indulge in a rare luxury: a direct flight from Harry Reid International to Paris Charles de Gaulle aboard Air France’s sleek Airbus A350-900. Running January 3 through 23 only, this limited-run service marks a glamorous bridge between the desert lights and the City of Light.

Designed for discerning jetsetters, the A350 offers nearly 300 seats, with elevated cabins including Business Class suites and Premium Economy — ensuring that the journey is as chic as the destination. Whether it’s a last-minute winter escape, couture shopping spree, or a whirlwind of Parisian art, food, and culture, the nonstop route brings Europe’s most elegant capital within effortless reach.

For Las Vegas, this is beyond just a convenient flight, it's a passport to luxury with the ease travelers relish. Las Vegas is already one of the easiest airports for in and out domestic travel, now international travel ease adds to the lure of Las Vegas. During this January trial period, the direct Air France flights will be more frequent around the major international CES convention with more flights scheduled in that window (3x per week Jan 14-23) as part of the test to see how viable the route is.

For the international business traveler, for which time is money, this direct flight means arriving in Las Vegas rested, efficient, and business-ready. The streamlined journey spares the fatigue of connections, reduces the risk of delays, and turns travel time into productive time, whether in the quiet luxury of business class or the comfort of premium economy.

This trial route underscores Las Vegas’s growing prestige as a global hub for commerce and culture, should it be made permanent. With Paris potentially now just one boarding pass away, the nonstop service has the potential to draw a new wave of international decision-makers, investors, and tastemakers to the desert; enhancing not only major international conferences like CES, but also Las Vegas’ standing on the world stage.