Scottsdale Airport remains a corporate reliever field, not an airline hub

Scottsdale Airport is a general-aviation reliever field with no commercial airline or commuter service, according to the city’s official airport pages. The city describes it as a home for many of the Valley’s corporate aircraft, about nine miles north of downtown and close to resorts, hotels and golf courses in the Airpark.

The airport’s administration offices are listed at 15000 N. Airport Drive, Suite 100, with weekday hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and weekend closures, plus the city’s holiday schedule. The city says a posted economic-benefit analysis credits the airport with almost $1.1 billion in activity and 5,171 jobs. Operational counts are reported to the city by the FAA air-traffic control tower.

The city also maintains pages for U.S. Customs, airport noise, a business directory and the Airport Advisory Commission, which advises on operations, land use and safety. Confirm hours and notices on the official site before a visit; the airport page was marked updated Nov. 2, 2026.

Sources: City of Scottsdale, Scottsdale Airport and airport general information.