Top Las Vegas Air Tours

There are plenty of high-quality Las Vegas air tours to choose from. Looking at ratings and reviews given by previous customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Grand Canyon West with Hoover Dam Stop, Meals and Optional Skywalk

• Grand Canyon Deluxe Helicopter Tour with Landing from Las Vegas

• Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Night Flight with Optional Transport

• Grand Canyon West Rim Luxury Helicopter Tour from Las Vegas

• Extreme Flight Experience in Las Vegas

Las Vegas air tour prices vary depending on duration and inclusions. If you're looking for high-quality experiences on the lower end of the price range, these are the best tours to book now: 

• Grand Canyon West with Hoover Dam Stop, Meals and Optional Skywalk

• Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Night Flight with Optional Transport

• Grand Canyon West Rim Scenic Plane Tour from Las Vegas

• Grand Canyon West Rim by Plane with Optional Helicopter and Skywalk

• Grand Canyon West Rim Luxury Helicopter Tour from Las Vegas

Yes, Las Vegas air tours are a memorable experience, whether you're maveling at the Strip or the Grand Canyon. While some of these tours focus on the city itself, most air tours around Vegas travel out to sights, such as the Hoover Dam.

Per one customer who booked the Grand Canyon West Rim Scenic Plane Tour from Las Vegas, "Mesmerizing experience!! Did not expect to get that close to the Canyon! We would have never seen the Canyon this way on foot/car. Plane has large windows. and makes the view amazing! The pilot was so much fun and gave fun facts. Audio was very nice! Would definitely recommend!"

Most Las Vegas air tours are in small aircraft, usually helicopters, with room for only a handful of people; these trips are probably not for you if you’re uncomfortable in confined spaces or with heights. It’s also important to remember that due to the nature of the aircraft, it can sometimes be difficult to take clear pictures or hear clear audio, as propellers can be very loud and disruptive. Finally, safety is always the top priority for tour companies: Be aware that there’s always a risk of cancellation due to weather conditions.

While many travelers may be tempted to record the trip from start to finish on their phone, taking a few quick snaps and videos and then putting the phone away almost always results in a better experience. The Grand Canyon is a natural phenomenon—it is so big that its magnitude really can’t be captured on a phone, so sit back, let the pilot do their work, and enjoy the ride.