McCarran International Airport

The main commercial airport for Las Vegas, McCarran International Airport was named after former Nevada senator Pat McCarran. Consisting of aircraft gates at separate terminal buildings, McCarran International Airport hosts domestic, regional and international services for more than 20 airlines. In addition, it is the largest operating base for Allegiant Air and Southwest Airlines and a crew and maintenance base for Spirit Airlines. McCarran is the 24th busiest airport by passenger traffic in the world and eighth in the world in terms of aircraft movements. Located right next to the Las Vegas Strip, McCarran offers passengers who fly into the city a parade of lights and a fabulous view of Las Vegas. TERMINAL 3 (T3) Opened on June 27, 2012, Terminal 3 (T3) at McCarran International Airport is used for all international flights and some domestic airlines. Connected to Concourse D via a people mover system, Terminal 3 is the largest public works project in Nevada built in one phase at a cost of $2.4 billion. Terminal 3 has its own baggage claim, ticketing and parking facilities and offers 162 check-in locations. Since it is Las Vegas, the Terminal also has almost 300 slot machines and four welcome signs inspired by the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign.

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