PHOENIX
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The 5 top-booked helicopter & aerial tours travellers do from Phoenix. Who runs them, how long they take, and what they cost on the day.
Fly from Phoenix over Sedona and the Grand Canyon in a small jet, with onboard narration and about 30 minutes over the canyon’s widest section.
“Great adventure. Smooth flight. Amazing views. Tip: if flying in winter or spring take warm jacket, warm socks and maybe a scarf or a hat. It gets cold in the air and at the Grant Canyon. Also, don’t forget some gum for your ears. 😁 Otherwise the tour is amazing! Thank you Viator!”
Open-cockpit WW2 biplane flight from Mesa near Scottsdale. Learn the aircraft, maybe take the controls, and fly over McDowell Mountains.
“This was an experience I’ll remember for years. Flying in the open air from Falcon Field in Mesa, flying 25 miles west of the Phoenix airport (away from all that air traffic). Flying around from the McDowell mountains and Superstition Mountains. I am not a pilot, I have no experience flying any king of aircraft.…”
Monument Valley air-and-ground tour from Phoenix: narrated flight over Arizona highlights, Navajo 4x4, and Navajo taco lunch.
“Excellent trip! Snacks and drinks to start, we flew in a Cessna. Very spacious, comfortable. The flight is about 2 hours, narrated with music. The website description is a bit outdated- they don’t fly over the Grand Canyon anymore, but they do fly over and through monument valley, which was amazing!!! Weather was perfect, visibility…”
Phoenix to Grand Canyon tour with a scenic drive and a 45-minute rim-to-rim helicopter flight. Small group, pro guide, water included.
“Awesome trip, great guide (Jason), helicopter ride was fantastic!”
