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Porter · LAS

What gates does Porter use at Las Vegas Airport (LAS)?

Porter uses gate D19 at Las Vegas Airport (LAS), mainly in Terminal 3’s Concourse D, with about 1-2 departures a day (Oct 1–11, 2026). By departures: Terminal 3’s Concourse D (43% of its departures).

Based on 21 Porter flights at LAS, Oct 1–11, 2026 (full days)

1-2departures a day
1nonstop destination
D19its gate
231seats out a day
16thof 25 airlines at LAS
Map of LAS with the gates Porter Airlines uses highlighted: D19.
Porter’s gates at LAS.

How Porter compares at LAS

Where Porter flies nonstop from LAS

1 nonstop destination. Nonstop routes seen Oct 1–11, 2026; a few days of data can miss weekly or seasonal routes.

DestinationFlightsOther airlines on this route
TorontoYYZ1-2/dayAir Canada Rouge (1-2/day)

When Porter flies at LAS

Porter’s aircraft at LAS

AircraftDeparturesSeats each
E195-E21-2/day132

About 231 seats leave LAS on Porter each day. Seats are capacity from each airline’s seat map per aircraft type, not passengers.

Porter’s gates at LAS

Gates it shares

GateWho holds itOther airlines there
D19Common useFrontier, WestJet

About this data

Based on 4 full days of flights at LAS, Oct 1–11, 2026. Gates of its own are the gates where Porter flies the most (regional partners count as their brand). Every one of its departures has a seat count.

Porter at LAS: questions

What terminal is Porter at Las Vegas Airport (LAS)?

Porter flies from Terminal 3’s Concourse D at Las Vegas Airport (LAS). By departures: Terminal 3’s Concourse D (43% of its departures).

What gates does Porter use at LAS?

Gate D19, on every day collected (Oct 1–11, 2026).

How many flights a day does Porter have from LAS?

About 1-2 departures a day and 231 seats, averaged over Oct 1–11, 2026.

Where does Porter fly nonstop from LAS?

Porter flies nonstop to Toronto from LAS. Routes seen Oct 1–11, 2026.

Other airlines at LAS

All of LAS’s gates by airline · Porter at every airport we map · Nonstop routes from LAS