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Since 1927
Grand Canyon Tours
Discover the iconic Grand Canyon National Park from above. Experience the vast expanse of the South Rim with breathtaking aerial views of the canyon's magnificent rock formations, the Colorado River, and the surrounding natural beauty.
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Experience the Grand Canyon National Park from above. Soar over the iconic South Rim with breathtaking views of the canyon's vast expanse, the Colorado River, and the surrounding natural beauty. Our tours depart from the South Rim terminal, offering convenient access to one of the world's most spectacular natural wonders.
Grand Canyon Air Tour FAQs
What is the difference between the South Rim and West Rim of the Grand Canyon?
Many people don't realize that the Grand Canyon has two distinct regions, or rims, of the canyon that they can tour.
The South Rim is the region of the canyon that encompasses the Grand Canyon National Park. The South Rim features the lush Kaibab National Forest and the historic Grand Canyon Village. Aerial tours of the South Rim soar over the widest and deepest parts of the Grand Canyon. Meanwhile, ground tours can take guests to world-famous lookouts like Bright Angel Point, Mather Point, Duck on a Rock, and Yavapai Point.
The West Rim is owned and operated by the Native American Hualapai Nation. In this region of the Grand Canyon, visitors can walk along the world-renowned Skywalk Bridge or visit famous lookouts like Eagle Point and Guano Point. GCSA helicopter tours have access to an exclusive landing spot at the bottom of the West Rim, allowing guests to explore the canyon floor and embark on a pontoon boat cruise of the Colorado River.
Compare Grand Canyon tours at both rims to find your perfect adventure.
What is there to do at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon?
The Grand Canyon South Rim is home to some of the most famously breathtaking landscapes in the world. This is also the most developed rim of the Grand Canyon. During your trip to the Grand Canyon South Rim, check out a few of these exciting activities.
- Gaze in awe at beautiful lookout points like Bright Angel Point and Mather Point
- Soar over breathtaking landscapes like Zuni Corridor and the Kaibab National Forest during a world-class helicopter or airplane tour
- Embark on a guided Hummer excursion to scenic sites like Duck on a Rock, Yavapai Point, and Moran Point
- Explore the historic architecture and quaint gift shops in Grand Canyon Village
- Climb to the top of Desert View Watchtower for a 360-degree view of the South Rim
Check out your must-see guide to the Grand Canyon National Park.
What is there to do at the Grand Canyon West Rim?
Grand Canyon West offers several exciting outdoor activities.
- Soar through the desert skies on an airplane tour showcasing the highlights of Grand Canyon West
- Walk 4,000 feet above the Grand Canyon floor on the glass-bottomed Skywalk bridge
- Stand at the cliff's edge and experience a 360-degree panoramic view of the Grand Canyon West Rim at Guano Point
- Float along the Colorado River as the skyscraping canyon walls rise on either side during a pontoon boat cruise
- Photograph the massive rock formation that has naturally eroded to resemble an eagle taking flight at Eagle Point
Discover more must-see activities at the Grand Canyon West Rim
Do you offer tour narration in different languages?
Visitors travel from around the world to fly with us. Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines offers airplane tour narration in 16 different languages. Please specify which language(s) your party speaks when you book your reservation.
Which days are airplane tours near me available?
Most of the tours offered operate year round.
How do I book an air tour with Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines?
We make booking your airplane tour quick and convenient. To purchase airplane tour tickets, simply visit our website and fill out the form at the bottom of the tour that you are interested in.
We encourage our customers to book online to take advantage of our best pricing. You may also book by telephone at (702) 638-3300.
How It Works
Booking your Grand Canyon adventure is simple and straightforward.
Prepare
Receive confirmation and directions.
Fly
Check-in 30 mins prior and board.
Enjoy
Experience the views of a lifetime.
The Premium Standard
Every seat is a first-class experience. Here is what is included with every air tour booking.
Window Seats
Every passenger gets a window seat for unobstructed views.
Audio Narration
Multi-language narration featuring music and history.
Climate Control
Air-conditioned cabins for year-round comfort.
Safety Record
Maintained to standards exceeding FAA regulations.
Transfers
Complimentary hotel pickup from select locations.
Photos
Pilot-curated photo opportunities during flight.