Grand Canyon Airlines

Grand Canyon Airlines is an air tour company based at Grand Canyon Airport (GCN) in Northern Arizona. The site says the company began in 1927 as a charter service. It describes an exclusive passenger terminal and museum at the airport. The company also runs the only FBO at Grand Canyon and a 10,000 square foot maintenance hangar. Its business is open every day of the year, weather permitting.

The company offers flights over the Grand Canyon National Park, the Grand Canyon West Rim, Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell. It also lists Bar 10 Ranch on the North Rim. The site says its tours reach Monument Valley, Rainbow Bridge and Tower Butte. Passengers can also take a raft trip on the Colorado River, according to the site.

Tours leave from several places. The site lists Las Vegas as an origin city. Its terminals are in Boulder City, Nevada, Page, Arizona and Grand Canyon West Airport in Peach Springs, Arizona. The company lists Vistaliner and Cessna aircraft on its aircraft page.

The site says the company built Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport in 1928. It says its first flight from Phoenix was a charter to Mexico. It also says former Arizona Governor W.P. Hunt used its charter services in 1929. The site says the company has flown more than 100 million passengers to the Grand Canyon and nearby desert sites. The site says the company keeps designing new sightseeing trips and protects the fragile landforms it flies over.

Reservations can be made by phone at 702-835-8484. Reservations hours are 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Pacific time. The corporate headquarters phone is 702-638-3200, open Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific time. The site lists a reservations email address, a travel agent section, a booking and cancellation policy, a contract of carriage, safety information, FAQs and employment pages.