Flights from Las Vegas to Venice from US$ 589.99

The lowest fares for flights from Las Vegas (LAS) to Venice (VCE) occur from late January through March and again in November. Within these periods, Thursday departures are cheaper than Sunday departures on this route. Fares differ depending on the exact travel date and how far in advance the flight is booked.

The journey from Las Vegas (LAS) to Venice (VCE) requires at least one connection. On the primary one‑stop routing, the long‑haul flight from Las Vegas (LAS) to Frankfurt (FRA) takes about 11 hours, followed by a short flight from Frankfurt (FRA) to Venice (VCE) of about 1 hour 15 minutes.

On Condor’s long‑haul flight (operated with an Airbus A330-900neo) from Las Vegas (LAS) to Frankfurt (FRA), Economy Class passengers receive a complimentary Taste the World menu and a snack, with soft and hot drinks included. On the same long‑haul flight, Premium Economy passengers receive an enhanced Classic Premium Menu, while Business Class passengers are served a Taste the World Gourmet Menu with an extended selection of food and drinks. Additional snacks and alcoholic beverages can be purchased on board in all travel classes. On the shorter connecting flight from Frankfurt (FRA) to Venice (VCE), onboard catering follows the short‑haul concept, where passengers receive at least a free bottle of water and a sweet treat, and further snacks and drinks can be purchased; onboard amenities and services on this connecting flight may differ from the long‑haul flight.

On Condor’s long‑haul flight (operated with an Airbus A330-900neo) from Las Vegas (LAS) to Frankfurt (FRA), Business Class offers a separate cabin with a spacious reclining seat, increased legroom, a large personal 4K entertainment screen, Bluetooth headphone connectivity, as well as power outlets and USB ports at the seat. Business Class passengers benefit from priority services at the airport, including priority check‑in, priority boarding and lounge access where available. The long‑haul Business Class fare includes an increased cabin baggage allowance of 16 kg, two checked bags of 32 kg each on US–Europe routes, and one piece of sports equipment up to 30 kg, subject to registration. Onboard, Business Class includes an elevated Taste the World Gourmet Menu with multiple courses, complimentary alcoholic and non‑alcoholic drinks, and additional comfort items such as an amenity kit. On the onward flight from Frankfurt (FRA) to Venice (VCE), a Business Class cabin can be offered as well, but onboard amenities and services on this connecting flight may differ from the long‑haul flight depending on the operating airline and aircraft.

Flights from Las Vegas (LAS) to Venice (VCE) operate as connections rather than nonstop services. In the summer season, the primary one‑stop routing Las Vegas (LAS) – Frankfurt (FRA) – Venice (VCE) operates on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, and in the winter season, itineraries on the routing Las Vegas (LAS) – Seattle (SEA) – Frankfurt (FRA) – Venice (VCE) operate on Monday, Thursday and Saturday.

Condor does not operate a nonstop flight between Las Vegas (LAS) and Venice (VCE). All itineraries on this route involve at least one connection.

For flights from Las Vegas (LAS) to Venice (VCE), there is no single calendar month that is always the cheapest to book. On this route, fares are lowest when tickets are purchased around two months before departure. Booking around this lead time helps secure better prices compared with booking very close to departure or far in advance.

On Condor’s long‑haul flight (operated with an Airbus A330-900neo) from Las Vegas (LAS) to Frankfurt (FRA), three travel classes are offered: Economy Class, Premium Economy Class and Business Class. Economy Class provides standard seating, the Taste the World menu and a personal Inflight entertainment screen. Premium Economy adds a wider seat with more legroom, enhanced catering in the form of the Classic Premium Menu and additional comfort items. Business Class offers a separate cabin with a more spacious seat, an upgraded Taste the World Gourmet Menu and extended ground benefits such as priority services and lounge access where available. On the shorter connecting flight from Frankfurt (FRA) to Venice (VCE), Economy Class is standard and Premium Economy or Business Class can be available depending on the operating airline and specific flight, so the range of cabins on this part of the journey can differ from the long‑haul flight.

On Condor’s long‑haul flight (operated with an Airbus A330-900neo) from Las Vegas (LAS) to Frankfurt (FRA), Wi‑Fi is available through the FlyConnect service. Passengers can connect smartphones, tablets or laptops to use messaging services or browse the internet by purchasing an onboard internet package, while enjoying a wide range of inflight entertainment on personal screens. Entertainment streamed over the cabin network is available independently of internet access. On the connecting flight from Frankfurt (FRA) to Venice (VCE), onboard amenities and Wi‑Fi access may differ depending on the aircraft and operating airline.

For the long‑haul part of the journey between Las Vegas (LAS) and Frankfurt (FRA), baggage allowances depend on the booked fare and travel class. In Economy Class, most long‑haul fares include 8 kg of cabin baggage, Premium Economy includes 10 kg and Business Class includes 16 kg, with one cabin bag in Business Class limited to 10 kg. Checked baggage on US–Europe routes uses a piece concept: Economy Classic, Economy Green and Economy Flex fares include one checked bag of 23 kg for adults and children, Premium Economy and Economy Best include one checked bag of 32 kg, and Business Class includes two checked bags of 32 kg each. Some entry‑level Economy fares do not include free checked baggage, but checked bags can be added for an extra charge. Any single bag over 32 kg (70 lb) cannot be accepted for safety reasons, and additional or overweight baggage is subject to extra charges. Baggage rules for the shorter connecting flight between Frankfurt (FRA) and Venice (VCE) can differ when that flight is operated by a partner airline, although the overall Baggage allowance is based on the long‑haul Condor fare for the journey.