SCOTTSDALE AIRPLANE FIELD GUIDE
Sedona to Page by Air: First‑Class Flight and Sunlit Slot Canyons
A full‑day, first‑class scenic flight from Sedona to Page paired with guided visits to Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon—this guide distills the logistics and practicalities for making the most of the 7–8 hour outing.
Sedona to Page by Air: First‑Class Flight and Sunlit Slot Canyons.
Board at Sedona Airport for a morning scenic flight over red‑rock canyons and desert expanses, then touch down in Page for a guided day that pairs panoramic viewpoints at Horseshoe Bend with a sunlit tour of Antelope Canyon’s narrow sandstone galleries; the trip includes a handpicked lunch and returns you to Sedona within a single 7–8 hour outing.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
First‑class scenic flight from Sedona to Page
The day begins aboard Sedona Airways with aerial views of red‑rock canyons and the desert below—an efficient way to cross country while taking in terrain that’s otherwise a long drive.
Horseshoe Bend panoramas
On landing, a ground partner escorts you to iconic overlooks where sweeping views and photographic vantage points make for dramatic, postcard‑style images.
Antelope Canyon’s sunlit slot walls
A guided walking tour through Antelope Canyon reveals narrow sandstone walls and shafts of light—a highlight of the itinerary after lunch and a central reason travelers book this combined air‑and‑ground experience.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
The rhythm is deliberate: check in at the Sedona terminal, board a comfortable aircraft for a sightseeing flight to Page, then transfer by private ground charter to Horseshoe Bend and an Antelope Canyon guided tour with a leisurely lunch sandwiched between the ground activities. After the canyon experience you rejoin the flight crew for the return trip to Sedona—an efficient full‑day loop that blends aerial perspective and close‑in canyon exploration.
THE FLIGHT
First‑class scenic flight from Sedona to Page
The day begins aboard Sedona Airways with aerial views of red‑rock canyons and the desert below—an efficient way to cross country while taking in terrain that’s otherwise a long drive.
THE VIEWPOINT
Horseshoe Bend panoramas
On landing, a ground partner escorts you to iconic overlooks where sweeping views and photographic vantage points make for dramatic, postcard‑style images.
THE CANYON
Antelope Canyon’s sunlit slot walls
A guided walking tour through Antelope Canyon reveals narrow sandstone walls and shafts of light—a highlight of the itinerary after lunch and a central reason travelers book this combined air‑and‑ground experience.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits—and where to be cautious.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Plan for a full outing of approximately 7–8 hours from departure in Sedona to return.
Bring water and a phone or camera for photos; keep items compact and avoid unnecessary or bulky bags.
Meet at 235 Air Terminal Dr., Sedona, AZ 86336 at the Sedona Airports Terminal for check‑in with the pilot.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The full experience runs approximately 7–8 hours.
Where do I meet for departure?
Meet at the Sedona Airports Terminal: 235 Air Terminal Dr., Sedona, AZ 86336 for pilot check‑in and boarding.
What should I bring?
Bring water and a phone or camera for photos; keep personal items minimal and avoid bulky bags.
Is lunch provided?
Yes—the itinerary includes a handpicked local lunch as part of the ground portion of the tour.
Who operates the flight and ground services?
The flight portion is operated by Sedona Airways, LLC; the ground portion is handled by partner First Class Charters for transfers and canyon access.