Aspen, Colorado

Private charter · TUS → ASE

Tucson to Aspen

541 miles, about 3 hr 10 min in a Cirrus SR20. One price for the whole airplane.

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The trip

Tucson to Aspen, door to door faster.

Trade about 11½ hours on the road for about 3 hr 10 min in the air. Littlebird flies you direct from Tucson International Airport in Tucson to Aspen-Pitkin County Airport (Sardy Field) in Aspen, 541 miles in a Cirrus SR20. You get the whole airplane for one price, with every fee and tax shown before you book.

Distance
541 mi
Flight
3 hr 10 min
Driving
11½ hours
Passengers
Up to 5
TUSTucsonASEAspen
TUS → ASE541 miles direct

Flight time by aircraft

  • Cirrus SR20 · up to 3 passengers3 hr 10 min
  • Cirrus Vision Jet · up to 5 passengers1 hr 40 min

Planned times in the air. Your quote shows exact departure and arrival times.

Departing 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

Arriving Aspen

Airports in Aspen

  • ASE

    Commercial airport

    Aspen-Pitkin County Airport (Sardy Field)

    Aspen · KASE

    From downtown
    3 mi
    Longest runway
    8,006 ft

  • CSE

    Regional airport

    Crested Butte Airpark

    Crested Butte

    From downtown
    24 mi
    Longest runway
    4,000 ft

  • LXV

    Regional airport

    Lake County Airport

    Leadville · KLXV

    From downtown
    28 mi
    Longest runway
    6,400 ft

When you land

Things to do in Aspen

Aspen began as a silver-mining boomtown in the 1880s, faded after the silver crash and was reinvented after World War II as a ski resort and cultural retreat. Today it is one of the best-known mountain towns in the world, with four ski areas run by Aspen Skiing Company, a historic downtown of brick storefronts and galleries, and a calendar shaped by the Aspen Music Festival and School and the Aspen Institute. Real estate, hospitality, retail and the people who own second homes in the Roaring Fork Valley drive the local economy.

  1. 01

    Aspen Mountain

    Rising directly above downtown, Aspen Mountain is served by the Silver Queen Gondola and offers no beginner terrain, just steep groomers, glades and a summit restaurant with views across the Elk Mountains.

  2. 02

    Maroon Bells

    The twin peaks reflected in Maroon Lake are among the most photographed mountains in North America. In summer and fall, access is largely by reservation and shuttle bus from Aspen Highlands.

  3. 03

    Snowmass

    The largest of Aspen’s four ski areas, Snowmass has long, cruising runs and a base village, and in summer it becomes a hub for mountain biking, hiking and family activities.

  4. 04

    Aspen Music Festival and School

    Each summer, students and acclaimed professionals perform orchestral, chamber and solo concerts under the Benedict Music Tent and in the intimate Harris Concert Hall.

  5. 05

    Aspen Art Museum

    Housed in a woven-timber building by Shigeru Ban in the heart of downtown, this non-collecting museum presents contemporary exhibitions and has a rooftop café with mountain views.

  6. 06

    Independence Pass

    When it is open in the warmer months, State Highway 82 climbs over the Continental Divide east of town past the ghost town of Independence, alpine lakes and wide tundra views.

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Questions

Tucson to Aspen flights

How long is a private flight from Tucson to Aspen?

About 3 hr 10 min in a Cirrus SR20, for 541 miles direct. Driving the same trip takes about 11½ hours.

Which airports do flights from Tucson to Aspen use?

You can depart from Tucson International Airport (TUS), Ryan Field (KRYN), or Marana Regional Airport (AVW) and arrive at Aspen-Pitkin County Airport (Sardy Field) (ASE), Crested Butte Airpark (CSE), or Lake County Airport (LXV). Pick whichever is closest to where you're starting and where you're headed.

How much does a private charter from Tucson to Aspen 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 Tucson and Aspen?

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

Return flight

Aspen to Tucson

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