Grand Canyon Airlines Seat Maps & Seating Plans

Grand Canyon Airlines is a US sightseeing and charter operator with roots dating to 1927. Its flights explore the Grand Canyon and nearby Southwestern landscapes from bases including Boulder City, the South Rim and Page. Its aircraft include de Havilland Twin Otters and Cessna Caravans, used for air tours and charter work.

Grand Canyon Airlines aircraft and seat maps

Open the Grand Canyon Airlines De Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter seat map to explore its seats.

Frequently asked questions

Why are Grand Canyon Airlines passengers weighed, and can a group be split up?

Aircraft must stay within weight and balance limits, so airplane and helicopter tour passengers are weighed at check-in. The booking policy says passengers weighing 300 lb or more incur an additional comfort-seat charge. A group may need to be divided between aircraft to meet balance requirements.

Can I use a camera on a Grand Canyon Airlines tour?

Cameras and phones are welcome, but selfie sticks and extending camera poles are prohibited in and around the aircraft.