Sedona

Sedona Airport (SDX), opened in the 1950s, is a small single-terminal regional airfield perched above Sedona, Arizona, serving primarily general aviation, air tour operators and regional charters rather than major carriers. Compact but scenically important, SDX is a convenient gateway for travelers visiting Sedona’s red rocks, located a short 10–15 minute drive from downtown via AZ‑179 with rental cars, taxis and occasional shuttle services to Flagstaff and Phoenix; public transit options are limited. Flights into Sedona tend to be pricier due to limited scheduled service, so it’s generally considered more expensive for commercial fares, with no major airline hubs based at SDX.