Private Jet Denver to Scottsdale
- Turboprop
- 2 hr 25 min
- Very light jet
- 1 hr 50 min
- One way from
- $9,000

A popular winter-sun route from Denver to Scottsdale, about 1 hr 45 min in a light jet.
APA to SDL is 567 statute miles (493 nautical). Showing aircraft that fly it nonstop. Estimates exclude taxes, fees and repositioning.
| Jet size | Seats | Time | One way, estimated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turboprop | 6–8 | 2 hr 25 min | $9,000–$14,000 |
| Very light jet | 4–5 | 1 hr 50 mindaily minimum | $9,000–$14,000 |
| Light jet | 5–7 | 1 hr 40 mindaily minimum | $10,900–$15,900 |
| Midsize jet | 7–9 | 1 hr 35 mindaily minimum | $16,600–$21,500 |
| Super-midsize jet | 8–10 | 1 hr 30 mindaily minimum | $20,500–$31,000 |
| Heavy jet | 10–16 | 1 hr 30 mindaily minimum | $36,500–$56,000 |
| Ultra-long-range jet | 12–19 | 1 hr 30 mindaily minimum | $49,500–$86,500 |
January through April is peak season in Scottsdale, especially the WM Phoenix Open week.
A light jet covers the trip comfortably.
Other options: Centennial (APA) or Rocky Mountain Metro (BJC); Scottsdale (SDL) or Phoenix Deer Valley (DVT).
About 20 miles to downtown Denver; convenient for the Denver Tech Center
Centennial airport guideAbout 9 miles to Old Town Scottsdale
Scottsdale airport guideListed with the aircraft that fly this trip nonstop first.
About 2 hr 25 min in a turboprop and about 1 hr 30 min in an ultra-long-range jet, from takeoff to landing.
Estimates start at about $9,000 to $14,000 one way in a turboprop, before taxes, fees and repositioning. Larger jets cost more; see the table above for every size. Your quote shows the exact price for your dates.