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Private Jet from Denver to Scottsdale: Cost, Flight Time & Airports

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Distance
567 mi
Light jet
1 hr 35 min
One way, estimate
$8,500–$11,500

Coloradans head to Scottsdale for golf and sun when it's snowing at home.

On a typical day you're looking at about $8,500 to $11,500 one way in a light jet, with 1 hr 35 min in the air between Centennial and Scottsdale. The rest of this page covers what moves that number, which airports to use at each end and the trade-offs between jet sizes.

What you'll pay to fly private from Denver to Scottsdale

You charter the whole aircraft, so the price is the same with two passengers or a full cabin. Split between friends or colleagues, it gets a lot less scary.

Jet sizeTypical aircraftSeatsOne wayPer person, 6 flying
TurbopropPilatus PC-12, King Air 3506–8$9,500–$13,000from about $1,600
Light jetUsual pickPhenom 300, Citation CJ36–7$8,500–$11,500from about $1,400
Midsize jetCitation XLS+, Learjet 607–8$9,500–$12,500from about $1,600
Super-midsize jetChallenger 350, Gulfstream G2808–9$11,500–$14,500from about $1,900
Heavy jetGulfstream G450, Falcon 200010–14$14,000–$19,000from about $2,300

2026 ranges, fees included. Treat them as a guide: the real quote moves with dates and aircraft availability.

Check the real price for your date

What moves the price

Three things move the quote: the date, where the nearest available aircraft sits, and the jet size. The Phoenix Open in early February is one of the busiest weeks for private jets in the country.

Centennial Airport south of Denver is the main private jet base for the city.

What isn't in the hourly rate

Things that aren't always in the first number you see:

A good broker will give you the all-in figure without being asked twice. Every fee is explained in our guide to charter fees.

How long is the flight?

Typical airborne time from Centennial to Scottsdale, by aircraft size:

Jet sizeTime in the airNonstop?
Turbopropabout 2 hr 10 minYes
Light jetabout 1 hr 35 minYes
Midsize jetabout 1 hr 30 minYes
Super-midsize jetabout 1 hr 25 minYes
Heavy jetabout 1 hr 25 minYes

567 miles (493 nautical miles) between Centennial and Scottsdale, in a straight line.

Which airports to use

Leaving Denver

Centennial (APA), about 14 miles from downtown Denver is the usual departure.

Arriving in Scottsdale

Best jet size for Denver to Scottsdale

A light jet covers this nonstop with normal luggage. Step up to a midsize if you want to stand up inside or you're bringing bulky bags.

Private jet cabin with cream leather seats and a wood table

Good to know on this route

Ways to bring the price down

New to charter? The step-by-step booking guide explains what to send, what to check and when to book for Scottsdale.

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Questions

How much is a private jet from Denver to Scottsdale?

About $8,500 to $11,500 one way in a light jet. Turboprop: $9,500 to $13,000. Midsize jet: $9,500 to $12,500. Super-midsize jet: $11,500 to $14,500. Heavy jet: $14,000 to $19,000. Dates, positioning and fees decide where you land in the range.

How long is the flight from Denver to Scottsdale?

About 1 hr 35 min in a light jet, airport to airport, for 567 miles.

Which airports do private jets use for Denver to Scottsdale?

Most flights leave Centennial (APA) and land at Scottsdale (SDL).

Can I find an empty leg on this route?

Occasionally. Ask the broker to alert you: discounted repositioning flights on this route come and go quickly.

How do I know the operator is safe?

Check that the flight is operated under FAA Part 135 and ask about third-party safety ratings such as ARGUS or Wyvern.

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How we estimate prices

We estimate time from the distance and typical cruise speeds, and price from all-in hourly ranges checked against published charter prices. It's a guide, not an offer. The details are on the calculator page.

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Route guides on FlyPrivateRoutes are written by James Holloway (pen name), who tracks published charter prices and airport rules. More about the site.