See Sedona’s red rocks from the air on a 20-mile helicopter flight
10-12 Minutes
Up to 6 people
Helicopter tour, A/C cabin
Take a quick helicopter tour over Sedona’s canyons and rock formations, with all forward-facing seats and air conditioning. Cover over 20 miles in about 10–12 minutes as you look out for major landmarks from above.
Any bag with a strap is not allowed on board, including backpacks and purses. Comfort seating is required for those weighing 230–269 lbs, and Comfort Plus seating is required for those over 270 lbs. Each flight requires at least 2 seats sold to fly.
Rebookings may be rescheduled up to 24 hours prior and are subject to a rescheduling fee per seat. No-shows or check-in more than 15 minutes late are billed the full price. If the operator can’t perform the flight due to unforeseen circumstances, staff will work with you to rebook at no charge.
Arrive on time. Late arrivals can’t join the flight because takeoff times can’t be delayed for a tight schedule.
Yes. Don’t bring any bag with a strap on board, including backpacks and purses. You can bring a camera, cell phone, and water.
Yes. Each flight requires a minimum of 2 seats sold to fly.
1225 Airport Rd. Sedona, AZ 86336
Helicopter tours over Sedona don't get much better than this. Pilots like Jeff, Josh, and Steve consistently earn praise for being knowledgeable, personable, and skilled at making first-timers feel completely at ease. The ground crew, particularly Tali and Connor, set the tone from the moment you arrive, handling safety briefings and check-ins with warmth and professionalism. What stands out across the board is how personal the experience feels. Pilots share the history and geology of Sedona throughout the flight, turning a scenic ride into something genuinely educational. Little touches matter too, like a pilot singing happy birthday mid-flight or playing great music through the canyons. The 20-minute tour appears to be a popular and well-paced option for most visitors, delivering stunning views without feeling rushed. With an exceptionally high rating across well over a thousand reviews, this operation has clearly figured out how to deliver a consistent, memorable experience. If a helicopter tour over Sedona is on your bucket list, this crew makes a strong case for crossing it off sooner rather than later.
Connor and Steve, Steve and Connor.. awesome team we had such a fun ride around the canyons. Thank you!
Gisselle Gonzalez
July 5, 2026
Connor and Steve, Steve and Connor.. awesome team we had such a fun ride around the canyons. Thank you!
Gisselle Gonzalez
July 5, 2026
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