Flights to Reno Tahoe

Whether visiting for vacation or to attend a national convention, flights to Reno run from just about anywhere in the US. More than 50 airports nationwide offer either nonstop or one-stop flights to Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO). With one-stop access through 10 major hubs, visitors to RNO can connect to hundreds of domestic and international destinations, so planning your trip to Reno Tahoe is easily accessible. Recognized as one of the Top 5 Most Efficient Airports in North America by the Air Transportation Research Society, Reno-Tahoe International Airport will start your visit right!

Airport Construction Information: For those traveling through the Reno-Tahoe International Airport, please be aware of their ongoing expansion project. You can find travel-related updates on their More RNO page.

Nonstop Flights to Reno, Nevada

In January 2024 alone, more than 345,000 passengers passed through RNO. Major airlines continue to offer nonstop flights to Reno, Nevada, and even more flights are available with just one stop.

Hop a flight to Reno from Seattle, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Denver, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Austin and more. These routes can change depending on the season and other factors, so be sure to check flights ahead of time before finalizing your plans.

Nearest Airport to Lake Tahoe

Did you know that RNO is the closest major airport to Lake Tahoe? Plan your trip today to get away to Reno Tahoe, the stuff of dreams for the foodie, outdoor enthusiast and nightlife lover.

Once you land, head over to Big Blue by rideshare service or rental car. Learn more about transportation to Reno Tahoe.

What Airlines Fly Out of Reno-Tahoe?

Passenger airlines that fly in and out of RNO include:

Flights and airline services are subject to change. Please check with each airline’s website for the most up-to-date information on arrivals and departures.

Nonstop Flights To Reno, Nevada

New flights to the Reno-Tahoe International Airport are continually being added, making getting here even easier.

RNO currently flies to the following cities:

Atlanta
Austin
Burbank
Chicago (Midway, O’Hare)
Dallas (Love Field, Fort Worth)
Denver
Guadalajara
Houston (Intercontinental)
Las Vegas
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Oakland
Ontario
Orange County
Phoenix
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Seattle

Check out new flights being offered in and out of Reno at the official Reno-Tahoe International Airport website.

When To Visit Reno Tahoe

Reno is a year-round destination. Choosing when to visit largely depends on what kind of trip you’re into. If you’re looking to experience hiking, camping and swimming, you’ll want to book your flights to Reno in the summer. Reno’s weather starts to really warm up June through August. Summer is prime time to take a dip in Lake Tahoe, embark on early morning hikes or have an unforgettable camping trip in one of the most beautiful forests in the world.

If you’re looking to experience some world-class skiing, then the mid-to-later winter months are best. There are several shuttles that run from Reno to Tahoe ski resorts. For a comprehensive list, check out our Reno Tahoe ski shuttles page.

When planning your trip to the Biggest Little City, it’s best to start shopping flights early to save money on airfare, especially if you are traveling to Reno during the summer or winter months, which tend to be the most popular times to visit. Flights to Reno can be a bit pricier during the summer months, which is a peak season around here. People from around the country fly in to enjoy sunshine, events and the great outdoors. But the winter months bring in their own sort of crowds, most of them sporting goggle tans and clutching ski or snowboard bags. Regardless of what type of visitor you are, the earlier you shop flights, the better.

RNO Is Pretty Great

Okay, maybe we’re a little biased here, but the Reno-Tahoe International Airport is a great airport to travel through. Its smaller size means you can be out of baggage claim and on to the real adventures even faster! Don’t worry about leaving hungry or thirsty – there are plenty of local and chain restaurants to choose from. Grab a slice of pizza at local favorite Wild Garlic Pizza or quench your thirst with a beer at Tap & Pour.

There’s even entertainment to be had! RNO hosts local performances throughout the year, and they even have their own art gallery. RNO opened the Connector Collections Gallery in 2005 to celebrate artistic development in Northern Nevada. Local art is also featured in their depARTures Gallery, which is located on the C Concourse.

It wouldn’t be a Reno airport if there wasn’t a touch of gaming. If you’re feeling lucky, there are more than 200 machines to test your luck.

Parking at RNO

For those looking to park and fly, lot availability can fill up fast during peak seasons. That’s why the Reno-Tahoe International Airport offers its new Real-Time Parking Availability feature, where you can view lot availability and plan ahead.

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