Charter GCA

Grand Canyon Airlines is prepared to take you just where you want to go! With Grand Canyon Airlines, your memories are cleared for takeoff! Aboard our exclusive ultra-quiet fleet of VISTALINER ® aircraft, visitors can see popular destinations like Sedona or Monument Valley, or back-country spots rarely visited.

CONTACT US :
Phone: 702.577.9060
Toll Free: 888.261.1611
Email: groups@grandcanyonairlines.com

Where Do You Want to GO?

Grand Canyon Airlines (GCA) has extensive experience in customizing charters and handling extremely challenging logistical itineraries. We specialize in organizing special charters for VIP incentive groups, corporation reward programs, and destination management companies. We've been chartering our aircraft on-demand for almost eight decades. GCA (initially known as Scenic Airways) founded and built the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport in 1928 and the first flight from Phoenix was a special charter to Mexico, with the Rocky Point Fishing Club on November 18, 1928. In 1929, then Arizona Governor George W.P. Hunt was a frequent client and was often flown from Phoenix to the Grand Canyon’s North Rim on hunting expeditions. Today, GCA can take Grand Canyon tour visitors exactly where they want to go and when they want to go there! Generally, GCA can fly up to 114 passengers at one time and frequently operate charters to destinations such as Scottsdale, Sedona, Page, Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Bryce Canyon, Las Vegas, and many other destinations throughout the southwest. Please call or e-mail our Sales Assistant for a special charter quote or allow us to make some recommendations

A small sampling of charter pictures The first cargo charter flight with Fred Harvey Co. auto parts to North Rim in October 1928 (took just 10 minutes). The first flight from Phoenix Sky Harbor to Rocky Point Mex. (November 18, 1928) A family travels from Phoenix to Grand Canyon in 1929. A charter flight in the 1934 Travel Air 6000 from Grand Canyon. A charter with one VISTALINER® aircraft at Monument Valley taken in August 2004. A charter over Sedona with a VIP group from England.