Harry Reid International Airport
Facts on LAS
Las Vegas's airport has had three names: it opened in 1943 as 'Alamo Field' (named by a flight instructor after his ancestor Davy Crockett), became 'McCarran Field' in 1948 to honor Nevada Senator Pat McCarran, and was renamed Harry Reid International Airport in December 2021 after the Clark County Commission cited McCarran's legacy of anti-Semitism and racism.
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Under Nevada gaming law, LAS has slot machines inside its passenger terminals -- along with Reno's airport, it is one of only two airports in the United States where you can gamble before your flight.
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LAS's air traffic control tower stands 352 feet tall and was the second-tallest control tower in the country when it was completed in 2016.
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