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Tucson, Arizona

Private charter · SAT → TUS

San Antonio to Tucson

760 miles. One price for the whole airplane.

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Trip type
1

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The trip

San Antonio to Tucson, door to door faster.

Trade about 16 hours on the road for about a short flight in the air. Bluebird flies you direct from San Antonio International Airport in San Antonio to Tucson International Airport in Tucson, 760 miles in a private jet with two pilots up front. Need a different size of aircraft? We'll source one sized for the trip. The price is for the whole aircraft, with every fee and tax shown before you book.

Distance
760 mi
Flight
—
Driving
16 hours
Passengers
Up to 1
SATSan AntonioTUSTucson
SAT → TUS760 miles direct

Departing San Antonio

Airports in San Antonio

  • SAT

    Major airport

    San Antonio International Airport

    San Antonio · KSAT

    From downtown
    8 mi
    Longest runway
    8,505 ft

  • SSF

    Commercial airport

    Stinson Municipal Airport

    San Antonio · KSSF

    From downtown
    6 mi
    Longest runway
    5,000 ft

  • KCVB

    Regional airport

    Castroville Municipal Airport

    Castroville

    From downtown
    22 mi
    Longest runway
    5,001 ft

  • K5C1

    Regional airport

    Boerne Stage Field

    Boerne

    From downtown
    24 mi
    Longest runway
    5,006 ft

Arriving Tucson

Airports in Tucson

  • TUS

    Major airport

    Tucson International Airport

    Tucson · KTUS

    From downtown
    8 mi
    Longest runway
    10,996 ft

  • KRYN

    Regional airport

    Ryan Field

    Tucson

    From downtown
    13 mi
    Longest runway
    5,500 ft

  • AVW

    Regional airport

    Marana Regional Airport

    Marana · KAVQ

    From downtown
    19 mi
    Longest runway
    6,901 ft

  • MZJ

    Regional airport

    Pinal Airpark

    Marana · KMZJ

    From downtown
    29 mi
    Longest runway
    6,849 ft

When you land

Things to do in Tucson

Tucson is Arizona’s second-largest city, set in a desert basin ringed by five mountain ranges and some of the densest saguaro forests anywhere. The University of Arizona, with its strengths in optics, planetary science and astronomy, anchors the economy alongside Raytheon’s missile business, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, a large healthcare sector and a cluster of optics and aerospace companies. Mountaintop observatories on Kitt Peak and Mount Graham make the region a center of astronomy, and Tucson was the first city in the United States designated a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, for food traditions that run back thousands of years.

  1. 01

    Saguaro National Park

    Split into districts east and west of the city, the park protects forests of giant saguaro cactus, with scenic loop drives, desert trails and petroglyphs at Signal Hill.

  2. 02

    Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum

    Part zoo, part botanical garden and part natural history museum, this largely outdoor museum west of town introduces the animals and plants of the Sonoran Desert, from javelinas to hummingbirds.

  3. 03

    Mission San Xavier del Bac

    Completed in the late 1700s on the Tohono O’odham Nation south of the city, the “White Dove of the Desert” is a masterpiece of Spanish Colonial architecture and still an active parish.

  4. 04

    Pima Air & Space Museum

    One of the largest aviation museums in the world displays hundreds of aircraft across indoor hangars and outdoor grounds, from World War II bombers to a Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird.

  5. 05

    Sabino Canyon

    In the Santa Catalina foothills, a narrated tram climbs a desert canyon of seasonal pools and cottonwoods, and trails lead to swimming holes and Seven Falls.

  6. 06

    Mount Lemmon

    The Catalina Highway climbs from saguaros to pine forest in about an hour, reaching a summit village, hiking trails and a small ski area where temperatures run far cooler than the city.

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Questions

San Antonio to Tucson flights

How long is a private flight from San Antonio to Tucson?

About a short flight in a private jet, for 760 miles direct. Driving the same trip takes about 16 hours.

Which airports do flights from San Antonio to Tucson use?

You can depart from San Antonio International Airport (SAT), Stinson Municipal Airport (SSF), or Castroville Municipal Airport (KCVB) and arrive at Tucson International Airport (TUS), Ryan Field (KRYN), or Marana Regional Airport (AVW). Pick whichever is closest to where you're starting and where you're headed.

How much does a private charter from San Antonio to Tucson cost?

The price depends on the date, departure time, aircraft and where the airplane is positioned. Enter your trip above to see an instant price for the whole airplane, with every tax and fee included.

Can I book a round trip between San Antonio and Tucson?

Yes. Choose round trip when you search, and pick your return date and time. Flights from Tucson back to San Antonio are priced the same way.

Return flight

Tucson to San Antonio

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