easy
30–45 minutes
Suitable for most physical abilities; minimal physical activity required
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Grand Canyon from the sky with Westwind Air Service's aerial boat tour. Perfect for adventure lovers and photographers alike, this scenic flight offers unparalleled views of Arizona's natural wonder. Discover more about this unforgettable flight today!
Approximately 90 Minutes
Adults (Ages 2+): $619 per person Infants (under age 2 - carried by adult): No charge
Adult (Ages 2+): $757 per person Infants (under age 2 - carried by adult): No charge
Single passenger bookings – please call us for pricing and reservations.
1 Hour and 30 minutes
Flights may make additional stops.
See the majestic beauty of the Grand Canyon from an eagle's perspective with an express air tour that takes you over its best highlights. It's a fast and hassle-free way to enjoy some of the most incredible scenery in the country.
Head to the Flagstaff Airport and board an aircraft equipped with comfortable seats and windows big enough for sightseeing and snapping pictures. Cruise down the runway and take to the skies, soaring over the landscape of Flagstaff.
Continue north over the Coconino Plateau and Navajo Reservation land and on to the Grand Canyon, one of the world's most immense natural wonders. Fly over the canyon's widest and deepest point on a route that few planes are allowed to take. Soar 1,000 feet (304 m) over the South Rim and alongside the north rim to marvel at layered, rainbow-colored cliffs that reveal millions of years of geological history. Your experience ends with a return to the Flagstaff Airport.
This tour will be booked on a first-come/first-served basis. We will confirm the availability with you after booking.
Arriving 30 minutes before your scheduled flight ensures smooth check-in and ample time for safety briefings.
Temperatures can vary greatly between the airport and canyon levels, so wear layered clothing for comfort.
Capture the stunning vistas; ensure your camera or phone is charged and consider bringing spare batteries.
Listen carefully to the pilot's safety briefing before takeoff to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Flagstaff has been a hub for travelers heading to the Grand Canyon since the late 1800s, with rich Native American and pioneer history influencing the region.
The area is part of ongoing efforts to preserve the natural beauty and wildlife, with tour operators committed to environmentally sustainable practices.
Wear comfortable, layered clothing to adapt to varying temperatures during the flight.
Protect your skin from UV rays, especially at higher altitudes above the canyon.
Helpful for spotting wildlife or distant features during the flight.
Bring an extra layer for added warmth in cooler months or early mornings.
spring|fall|winter specific