NetJets opens a new private aviation campus in Las Vegas
NetJets debuted a new private aviation campus at Harry Reid International Airport during NBAA-BACE. The site includes two hangars, one for NetJets and one for Executive Jet Management.
- Published: October 21, 2026
- Location: Harry Reid International Airport, Las Vegas
- Developed with Signature Aviation
- 2 hangars on the campus
- Las Vegas is one of NetJets’ most-requested destinations
NetJets used the Las Vegas industry show to unveil a new private aviation campus at Harry Reid International Airport. The project was developed with Signature Aviation and is aimed at giving NetJets owners a more controlled arrival and departure setup in one of its busiest leisure and business markets.
The campus includes two hangars. One supports NetJets fleet operations, while the other is operated by Executive Jet Management, the aircraft management and charter company also owned by NetJets parent Berkshire Hathaway.
The story matters because private aviation is increasingly investing in dedicated ground infrastructure, not just aircraft. In high-demand cities like Las Vegas, a branded terminal and hangar complex can mean more predictable service, more privacy and less dependence on crowded shared FBO space.
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