JetOptions arranges private jet charters to Scottsdale, Phoenix, and destinations throughout the Valley of the Sun. From Scottsdale’s resorts, golf courses, private residences, and major events to business travel in Phoenix and the surrounding metropolitan area, private aviation provides the flexibility to choose the aircraft, airport, and schedule around the individual trip.
Scottsdale Airport (SDL) is one of the region’s most important private aviation gateways, providing convenient access to North Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, TPC Scottsdale, WestWorld, and many of the area’s leading resorts and golf destinations. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) offers extensive runway capability and access to central Phoenix, while Deer Valley, Phoenix-Mesa Gateway, Falcon Field, and Phoenix Goodyear provide additional options for different parts of the metropolitan area.
JetOptions can compare available aircraft and Phoenix-area airports based on passenger needs, destination on the ground, flight distance, baggage, schedule, and operating requirements. Whether the trip is a short regional flight, a transcontinental charter, or international travel, our Charter Advisors can evaluate options around the complete itinerary.
“From Scottsdale and Paradise Valley to downtown Phoenix and destinations across the Valley, JetOptions can arrange private travel around where you need to be and how you want to fly.”
Scottsdale and Greater Phoenix cover a wide metropolitan area, with resorts, golf courses, business districts, private residences, sporting venues, and event destinations spread across multiple communities. Private aviation allows travelers to select an airport closer to where they are actually staying or conducting business while planning departure times around their own schedule.
For Scottsdale travelers, Scottsdale Airport (SDL) is especially well positioned for North Scottsdale, major resorts, championship golf, and events at TPC Scottsdale and WestWorld. The airport is approximately two miles from TPC Scottsdale and three miles from WestWorld, making it particularly convenient during some of the city’s busiest event periods.
Private charter also provides flexibility in aircraft selection. A light jet may be appropriate for a short regional flight from Southern California or Las Vegas, while longer domestic and international trips may favor midsize, super-midsize, or large-cabin aircraft. Passenger count, baggage, nonstop range, cabin preferences, airport requirements, and operating conditions can all influence the aircraft selected for a Scottsdale or Phoenix charter.
For groups, families, executives, and travelers combining several destinations, private aviation can also simplify more complex itineraries. JetOptions can arrange one-way, round-trip, and multi-city charters with flight times and aircraft options planned around each segment of the journey.
“Scottsdale and Phoenix offer several private aviation options, and the closest airport is not always the best airport for every aircraft or itinerary. JetOptions can compare location, runway capability, aircraft requirements, and the plans after arrival before recommending an option for your trip.”
Greater Phoenix offers an unusually broad range of airport choices for private travelers. Scottsdale Airport is the natural starting point for many Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, resort, golf, and event itineraries, while Phoenix Sky Harbor provides extensive runway capability close to central Phoenix. Deer Valley, Phoenix-Mesa Gateway, Falcon Field, and Phoenix Goodyear extend private aviation access across the North, East, and West Valley.
The most practical airport depends on more than distance alone. Runway length, aircraft size, flight distance, passenger and fuel load, summer temperatures, international-arrival requirements, and the final destination on the ground can all influence airport selection.
Scottsdale Airport is the primary private aviation gateway for Scottsdale and one of Arizona’s most active corporate aviation airports. Located about nine miles north of Old Town Scottsdale, SDL provides convenient access to North Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, major desert resorts, golf courses, private residences, and many of the city’s signature events.
SDL has a single 8,249-foot runway and no scheduled commercial airline service. The airport supports a wide range of corporate and private aircraft, while aircraft weight, performance, flight distance, fuel requirements, and summer operating conditions remain important considerations for individual missions. U.S. Customs and Border Protection service is also available for qualifying international arrivals with the required advance arrangements.
Location: North Scottsdale
Runway: 8,249 feet
Best For: Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, North Scottsdale resorts, golf, private residences, TPC Scottsdale, and WestWorld
Scottsdale Advantage: Dedicated general aviation environment close to many of Scottsdale’s most important resort, golf, business, and event destinations
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is the region’s principal commercial and international airport, but it also supports private aviation through dedicated FBO facilities. Its central location makes PHX particularly useful for downtown Phoenix, business travel, sporting events, conventions, and itineraries centered in the heart of the metropolitan area.
PHX has three runways, with the longest measuring approximately 11,490 feet. That substantial runway infrastructure makes Sky Harbor an important option for large-cabin and long-range aircraft, transcontinental flights, international travel, and missions for which Scottsdale Airport may not be the preferred operating choice.
Location: Central Phoenix
Longest Runway: Approximately 11,490 feet
Best For: Downtown Phoenix, central Phoenix, large-cabin aircraft, long-range missions, and international travel
Aircraft Advantage: Three-runway infrastructure provides substantial capability across a broad range of private aircraft and mission profiles
Phoenix Deer Valley Airport is a general aviation airport serving the northern Phoenix metropolitan area. Its location can be useful for North Phoenix, Deer Valley, the Interstate 17 corridor, and communities in the northern and northwestern Valley, while also providing another option for selected itineraries involving North Scottsdale.
DVT has two paved runways, with the longer runway measuring approximately 8,197 feet. The airport accommodates corporate and private aviation, although aircraft performance and mission requirements should be considered when choosing between Deer Valley, Scottsdale, and the region’s larger airports.
Location: North Phoenix
Longest Runway: Approximately 8,197 feet
Best For: North Phoenix, Deer Valley, the I-17 corridor, and selected northern Valley itineraries
North Valley Access: Useful when the traveler’s destination is north or northwest of central Phoenix and Scottsdale is not the most convenient arrival point
Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport is a major aviation facility in the East Valley and an important alternative for private travelers whose plans are centered on Mesa, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Chandler, or the rapidly growing communities southeast of Phoenix. Its location can avoid substantial ground travel from airports on the opposite side of the metropolitan area.
Gateway has three long runways, including one measuring approximately 10,400 feet. The airport’s runway capability makes it suitable for a broad range of aircraft, including larger private jets and longer-range missions, while private aviation services support charter arrivals and departures in the East Valley.
Location: Mesa / Southeast Valley
Longest Runway: Approximately 10,400 feet
Best For: Mesa, Gilbert, Queen Creek, southeast Chandler, and East Valley business and leisure travel
East Valley Advantage: Extensive runway capability combined with a location that can significantly reduce ground travel for destinations southeast of Phoenix
Falcon Field Airport in Mesa provides another private and corporate aviation option for the East Valley. The airport can be convenient for northeast Mesa and nearby communities, particularly when its location places travelers closer to their final destination than Phoenix Sky Harbor or Phoenix-Mesa Gateway.
Falcon Field has two paved runways, with a 5,100-foot primary runway. Private jets operate at the airport, but runway length, aircraft performance, passenger and fuel load, temperature, and flight distance are important considerations when determining whether FFZ is appropriate for a particular charter.
Location: Northeast Mesa / East Valley
Primary Runway: 5,100 feet
Best For: Northeast Mesa and selected East Valley business and private travel
Aircraft Consideration: Convenient for suitable aircraft and missions; Phoenix-Mesa Gateway offers substantially greater runway capability when the trip requires it
Phoenix Goodyear Airport extends private and general aviation access into the West Valley. The airport can be particularly useful for Goodyear, Avondale, and destinations west of central Phoenix, as well as business and industrial activity developing throughout this part of the metropolitan area.
GYR has a single 8,500-foot runway, providing substantial capability for corporate and private aircraft. For travelers whose plans are concentrated in the West Valley, arriving at Goodyear can avoid unnecessary ground travel from Scottsdale, the East Valley, or central Phoenix.
Location: Goodyear / West Valley
Runway: 8,500 feet
Best For: Goodyear, Avondale, West Valley business, and destinations west of Phoenix
West Valley Advantage: Strong runway capability and a western metro location for itineraries that do not need to begin or end in Scottsdale or central Phoenix
“Where you land can make a significant difference in a metropolitan area this large. From Scottsdale and Paradise Valley to downtown Phoenix, the East Valley, and the West Valley, JetOptions can help select an airport and aircraft suited to both your flight and your plans after arrival.”
Scottsdale combines the Sonoran Desert landscape with destination resorts, championship golf, acclaimed dining, art, shopping, wellness, and year-round outdoor experiences. The character of a Scottsdale stay can change considerably from Old Town to Paradise Valley and North Scottsdale, giving private travelers several distinct areas to consider when planning time in the Valley.
Old Town is Scottsdale’s cultural and entertainment center, bringing together restaurants, galleries, boutiques, nightlife, museums, public art, and the city’s historic district within a walkable part of central Scottsdale. It is a natural choice for travelers who want dining, shopping, arts, and evening activities close to their hotel or residence.
The Scottsdale Arts District adds a strong gallery and design presence, while nearby Fashion Square expands the area’s shopping and dining options. Old Town also places visitors within easy reach of many of Scottsdale’s established resorts and golf destinations.
Between Scottsdale and Phoenix, Paradise Valley is known for secluded residential neighborhoods, desert and mountain views, and a notable concentration of destination resorts and spas. Camelback Mountain forms the area’s dramatic southern backdrop, while properties throughout Paradise Valley offer settings designed around privacy, wellness, dining, golf, and the surrounding desert landscape.
For travelers arriving by private jet, Paradise Valley is particularly well positioned between Scottsdale Airport and central Scottsdale, making it a natural base for a trip that combines resort time with dining, golf, business meetings, or events elsewhere in the Valley.
North Scottsdale opens into a quieter desert setting framed by the McDowell Mountains, golf communities, private residences, destination resorts, and expansive Sonoran Desert scenery. The area is especially appealing for travelers seeking more space and a resort-centered stay while remaining within reach of Scottsdale’s dining, events, and business districts.
Scottsdale Airport’s North Scottsdale location is particularly useful for this part of the city, reducing ground travel for many resorts, golf courses, residences, and communities farther north.
Golf is central to Scottsdale’s destination appeal, with courses ranging from desert layouts framed by mountains and native vegetation to established resort and private-club settings. TPC Scottsdale is internationally recognized as the home of the WM Phoenix Open, while Troon North and numerous other courses make Scottsdale a major golf destination well beyond tournament week.
Private charter works particularly well for golf trips involving groups, equipment, resort stays, and schedules built around several rounds or courses. Scottsdale Airport’s proximity to many of the city’s northern golf destinations also makes SDL especially relevant for this type of travel.
Beyond the resorts and golf courses, Scottsdale provides direct access to the Sonoran Desert. The McDowell Sonoran Preserve protects more than 30,500 acres of desert and mountain terrain, with an extensive trail network for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and exploring the landscape around the McDowell Mountains.
Desert experiences extend beyond the Preserve to guided adventures, horseback riding, hot-air ballooning, wellness retreats, and scenic outings throughout the region. For many visitors, these experiences are as much a part of Scottsdale as its resorts, restaurants, golf, and events.
“A Scottsdale stay can be shaped around championship golf, a desert resort, dining and galleries in Old Town, or time in the Sonoran Desert. Private charter gives you the flexibility to build the journey around the experience you have planned.”
Scottsdale and Greater Phoenix host major golf, automotive, equestrian, baseball, professional sports, arts, and cultural events throughout the year. The winter and spring calendar is particularly active, when favorable desert weather coincides with some of the region’s largest annual gatherings and Scottsdale’s resort, dining, golf, and entertainment season.
The WM Phoenix Open brings PGA TOUR golf to TPC Scottsdale each winter and has become one of the most recognizable events on the Scottsdale calendar. Tournament week combines championship golf with hospitality, corporate entertainment, concerts, and activity throughout North Scottsdale.
Scottsdale Airport is especially convenient during the event, with TPC Scottsdale located only about two miles from the airport. For private travelers, the proximity between SDL, the tournament, North Scottsdale resorts, golf communities, and nearby dining makes airport location particularly valuable during this high-demand week.
The Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction brings collectors, bidders, consignors, manufacturers, sponsors, and automotive enthusiasts to WestWorld of Scottsdale for one of the city’s signature annual events. Collector cars cross the auction block alongside exhibitions, marketplace experiences, automotive displays, and other programming throughout the event.
WestWorld is approximately three miles from Scottsdale Airport, making SDL particularly well positioned for travelers arriving for the auction. The event also pairs naturally with Scottsdale’s resort, dining, golf, and entertainment market, allowing an auction trip to become part of a longer stay in the city.
Held at WestWorld of Scottsdale, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show is one of the city’s longest-established signature events. Since 1955, the show has brought Arabian horses, owners, breeders, trainers, exhibitors, and spectators to Scottsdale for competition, exhibitions, and an extensive equestrian marketplace.
Its WestWorld location places the event close to Scottsdale Airport and many North Scottsdale accommodations, making private aviation especially practical for participants and visitors traveling with schedules built around competition, sales, meetings, and hospitality.
Major League Baseball Spring Training spreads across Greater Phoenix each year, with ballparks throughout Scottsdale, Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Glendale, Goodyear, Peoria, and Surprise. In Scottsdale, the San Francisco Giants play at Scottsdale Stadium in Old Town, while the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies share Salt River Fields at Talking Stick.
The geographic reach of the Cactus League makes airport location particularly relevant for baseball trips. Scottsdale Airport works well for games and stays centered in Scottsdale, while Phoenix-Mesa Gateway, Falcon Field, Phoenix Goodyear, and other airports may be more convenient when the itinerary is focused elsewhere in the Valley.
Greater Phoenix has a year-round professional sports calendar that extends well beyond Spring Training. The Arizona Cardinals play at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, which also hosts the team’s summer NFL training camp. Professional basketball and baseball, along with major concerts, championship events, and other large-scale gatherings, bring travelers to venues throughout the metropolitan area.
The Cardinals are also developing a new team headquarters and performance center at Paradise Ridge in North Phoenix, just west of Scottsdale Road and north of Loop 101. Scheduled to open in 2028, the complex will place the team’s year-round football and business operations close to the North Scottsdale corridor.
For sporting events elsewhere in Greater Phoenix, the region’s airport network provides private aviation access to the West Valley, central Phoenix, North Phoenix, Scottsdale, and the East Valley, allowing the arrival point to be considered alongside the venue and accommodations.
Scottsdale’s event calendar extends beyond major sports and spectator events. Art fairs and gallery events, Western celebrations, equestrian competitions, cultural festivals, culinary events, and seasonal gatherings bring additional activity to Old Town, WestWorld, and venues throughout Scottsdale.
These events give travelers opportunities to combine a resort or golf stay with Scottsdale’s arts, Western heritage, dining, and cultural calendar rather than planning a trip around a single attraction.
“From tournament week at TPC Scottsdale and collector-car events at WestWorld to Spring Training and professional sports across the Valley, JetOptions arranges private travel around the events and schedules that bring you to Arizona.”
Scottsdale and Phoenix connect easily by private jet with major business and leisure markets throughout the United States. Short western flights can often be served efficiently by light jets, while longer routes may favor midsize, super-midsize, or large-cabin aircraft for additional range, cabin space, baggage capacity, and passenger comfort.
The examples below show representative aircraft choices, typical nonstop flight times, and estimated one-way charter ranges. Actual aircraft and pricing vary with airports, passenger requirements, aircraft positioning, seasonal demand, and availability.
Los Angeles and Scottsdale form a natural private aviation connection for resort stays, golf trips, business travel, events, second homes, and weekend visits. Scottsdale Airport provides a convenient arrival point for many Scottsdale and Paradise Valley itineraries, while the Los Angeles area offers multiple private aviation airports around the region.
Flight Time: 1 hour to 1 hour 20 minutes
Efficient Aircraft: Citation CJ4 or Phenom 300
More Cabin Space: Citation XLS/XLS+
Estimated Charter Range: $9,000–$18,000
Dallas and Scottsdale are connected by frequent business, leisure, golf, real estate, and event travel. The route is long enough for cabin preferences and passenger requirements to influence aircraft selection while remaining well within the capabilities of many light and midsize jets.
Flight Time: 2 hours to 2 hours 30 minutes
Efficient Aircraft: Phenom 300 or Citation CJ4
Larger Cabin: Citation XLS/XLS+ or Challenger 350 or Gulfstream G280
Estimated Charter Range: $18,000–$35,000
Chicago to Scottsdale is an important seasonal and business route, particularly during Arizona’s winter and spring travel season. Midsize and super-midsize aircraft provide a strong combination of nonstop capability, cabin space, and baggage capacity for the journey.
Flight Time: 3 hours to 3 hours 45 minutes
Midsize Aircraft: Citation XLS/XLS+
Super-Midsize: Challenger 350 or Gulfstream G280
Estimated Charter Range: $26,000–$45,000
New York to Scottsdale is a transcontinental private jet route connecting two major business, investment, resort, and leisure markets. Super-midsize aircraft can provide efficient nonstop capability for suitable missions, while large-cabin jets offer additional space, baggage capacity, amenities, and range margin for the longer journey.
Flight Time: 4 hours 15 minutes to 5 hours
Super-Midsize: Challenger 350 or Gulfstream G280
Large-Cabin: Gulfstream G550 or Global 6000
Estimated Charter Range: $40,000–$85,000+
Charter ranges are estimates and vary with aircraft availability, positioning, airports, seasonal demand, operating conditions, and the requirements of the individual trip.
“Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, and New York are only examples of where your Scottsdale or Phoenix charter can begin. JetOptions arranges private flights throughout the United States and worldwide, with aircraft options suited to regional, transcontinental, and international travel.”
Greater Phoenix has developed into a major business center in the Southwest, with corporate activity spanning technology, semiconductors, advanced manufacturing, aerospace and defense, healthcare, financial services, real estate, construction, and professional services. Scottsdale adds a significant concentration of corporate offices, investment activity, executive meetings, conferences, and hospitality-driven business travel.
The size of the metropolitan area makes private aviation particularly useful for business travelers. A meeting in North Scottsdale presents a very different ground itinerary from a facility visit in Chandler, Mesa, downtown Phoenix, or the West Valley, while the region’s multiple airports provide options for reaching different business corridors.
Greater Phoenix has become an important U.S. center for semiconductor manufacturing and the businesses that support it. Major investments in fabrication facilities, suppliers, engineering, equipment, construction, and advanced manufacturing have expanded corporate travel across Phoenix, Chandler, the North Valley, and surrounding communities.
Private charter can support executives, engineering teams, investors, suppliers, consultants, and project personnel traveling between Arizona and other technology and manufacturing centers. For itineraries involving facilities outside central Phoenix, airport location can also reduce the amount of time spent crossing the metropolitan area between meetings.
Arizona has a long-established aerospace and defense industry encompassing aviation, defense systems, electronics, engineering, manufacturing, research, and supporting businesses. Operations throughout the Phoenix metropolitan area generate travel for corporate leadership, government and industry meetings, suppliers, technical teams, and project-related visits.
Private aviation can be particularly useful when schedules involve multiple facilities, specialized teams, sensitive business travel, or onward flights to other aerospace and defense markets across the United States.
Phoenix and Scottsdale support a growing healthcare and biosciences sector that includes hospital systems, specialty care, medical research, biotechnology, medical technology, and healthcare services. Scottsdale is also a destination for specialized medical care and executive health visits, adding another dimension to private travel into the region.
Corporate and private flights may support physicians, leadership teams, researchers, investors, patients and families, or groups traveling for meetings, treatment, conferences, and collaborative work with organizations throughout the Valley.
Scottsdale and Phoenix have substantial financial, investment, insurance, legal, accounting, and professional-services communities serving businesses and individuals throughout Arizona and the Southwest. Scottsdale’s resort and hospitality infrastructure also makes the city a frequent setting for executive meetings, client gatherings, leadership retreats, and corporate events.
For executives and investment teams, private charter can accommodate changing schedules, several passengers traveling together, confidential business travel, and itineraries that continue to another city after meetings in Arizona.
Population growth and business expansion across Greater Phoenix continue to drive residential, commercial, industrial, hospitality, and infrastructure development. Scottsdale, North Phoenix, the East Valley, and the West Valley each have distinct development corridors, bringing investors, developers, architects, contractors, lenders, and corporate decision-makers into different parts of the metropolitan area.
Private aviation can be especially practical for site visits and development trips because the itinerary may involve several locations spread across the Valley rather than a single meeting downtown.
Scottsdale’s concentration of resorts, golf, dining, meeting venues, and private aviation access has made it a natural setting for executive retreats, board meetings, incentive travel, client events, and corporate gatherings. Business trips can combine meetings with golf, dining, resort stays, or major Scottsdale events without requiring a separate leisure itinerary.
JetOptions also arranges multi-city corporate charters connecting Scottsdale and Phoenix with Los Angeles, Dallas, Denver, Chicago, New York, Silicon Valley, and other domestic or international business centers. Departure times, aircraft, and individual flight segments can be planned around the working schedule rather than a fixed airline itinerary.
Planning a private charter begins with the details of the trip: departure city, preferred dates and times, passenger count, destination in the Phoenix area, and any priorities for the aircraft or cabin. Your JetOptions Charter Advisor can then identify available aircraft suited to the route and itinerary.
Aircraft options may include light, midsize, super-midsize, and large-cabin jets depending on flight distance, passenger capacity, baggage, cabin preferences, nonstop range, and airport requirements. For Scottsdale and Phoenix trips, seasonal demand, airport requirements, and aircraft availability may also influence the options for a particular flight
Once your charter is confirmed, JetOptions coordinates the flight details with the selected operator and remains available for itinerary changes and trip support. JetOptions has specialized exclusively in arranging on-demand private jet charters since 2009, with Charter Advisors available 24/7 for domestic and international travel.
No membership or jet card is required. Each charter is arranged individually around the requirements of the trip.
“Tell us where you’re traveling from, when you want to fly, and where your plans take you in Arizona. Your Charter Advisor will help identify the aircraft and flight options that fit the itinerary.”
Scottsdale Airport (SDL) is often the most convenient choice for Scottsdale, North Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, area resorts, golf courses, TPC Scottsdale, and WestWorld. The airport is dedicated to general aviation and has an 8,249-foot runway. Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) and other airports in Greater Phoenix may be better suited to certain aircraft, international itineraries, or destinations elsewhere in the Valley.
Scottsdale Airport accommodates many corporate and private jets, but aircraft weight, runway performance, passenger and fuel load, flight distance, and temperature can influence whether SDL is appropriate for a particular mission. Phoenix Sky Harbor offers longer runway infrastructure and may be considered for some large-cabin, long-range, or heavily loaded flights.
Scottsdale Airport is frequently a convenient choice for Paradise Valley because of its location north of central Scottsdale and access to the area’s resorts and residential communities. Phoenix Sky Harbor can also be practical depending on the exact destination, aircraft, and direction of travel after arrival.
Scottsdale Airport offers U.S. Customs and Border Protection services for qualifying international arrivals with advance arrangements. International charter planning depends on the origin, aircraft, passenger documentation, customs requirements, operating hours, and current availability of clearance services. Phoenix Sky Harbor is another important option for international private aviation in the region.
High temperatures can affect aircraft performance, particularly during the hottest periods of the Arizona summer. Aircraft type, runway length, elevation, passenger and baggage load, fuel requirements, and flight distance can all influence operating decisions. For some missions, departure time, aircraft selection, fuel planning, or the airport used may be adjusted to accommodate conditions.
Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (AZA/IWA) is a strong option for many East Valley itineraries because of its location and three long runways. Falcon Field (FFZ) can be convenient for northeast Mesa and selected trips involving suitable aircraft. The best arrival point depends on the final destination and requirements of the flight.
JetOptions arranges light, midsize, super-midsize, and large-cabin private jets for Scottsdale and Phoenix charters. Short regional flights may work well with a light jet, while longer domestic and transcontinental routes may favor midsize or super-midsize aircraft. Large-cabin jets provide additional range, cabin space, baggage capacity, and amenities for longer or international trips.
Private jet charter pricing varies by departure city, aircraft category, flight time, aircraft positioning, airports, seasonal demand, availability, and the requirements of the trip. A short flight from Southern California will generally cost substantially less than a transcontinental charter from New York. JetOptions provides trip-specific pricing based on available aircraft for the requested itinerary.
No. JetOptions specializes in on-demand private jet charter, so no membership or jet card is required. Each Scottsdale or Phoenix charter is arranged individually based on your itinerary, passenger needs, aircraft preferences, and current availability.
Charter a Private Jet to Scottsdale & Phoenix with JetOptions
Fly privately to Scottsdale, Phoenix, Paradise Valley, and destinations throughout the Valley of the Sun with an itinerary built around your schedule. JetOptions arranges on-demand private jet charters for regional, transcontinental, and international travel.
Our Charter Advisors are available 24/7 to help arrange the aircraft, airport, and flight details for your trip. No membership or jet card is required.