Cheap Flights to Tucson from $46

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The cheapest prices found with in the last 7 days for return flights were $91 and $46 for one-way flights to Tucson for the period specified. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply

Sat, Oct 4 - Tue, Oct 7
LAX
Los Angeles Intl.
TUS
Tucson Intl.
$91 Roundtrip, found 5 days ago
$91
Roundtrip
found 5 days ago
Select Southwest Airlines flight, departing Sat, Oct 4 from Los Angeles Intl. to Tucson Intl., returning Tue, Oct 7, priced at $91 found 5 days ago
OriginDestinationTravel DatesFlights From*
DENTucsonSeptember 19 to September 21$128
LAXTucsonSeptember 2 to September 9$134
PDXTucsonOctober 1 to October 8$157
MSPTucsonAugust 20 to August 22$177
DALTucsonOctober 9 to October 13$187
SEATucsonAugust 6 to August 13$197
ATLTucsonSeptember 14 to September 19$254
ORDTucsonAugust 31 to September 7$258
DTWTucsonSeptember 12 to September 14$265
BOSTucsonAugust 11 to August 13$296
*Prices include taxes and fees
OriginDestinationTravel DatesFlights From*
DFWTucsonJuly 19 to July 24$336
MSPTucsonJuly 20 to July 24$376
DENTucsonJuly 20 to July 22$390
ORDTucsonJuly 20 to August 3$436
PDXTucsonJuly 20 to July 31$438
SEATucsonJuly 18 to July 20$454
LAXTucsonJuly 20 to July 24$470
ATLTucsonJuly 20 to July 24$515
DTWTucsonJuly 19 to August 5$539
BOSTucsonJuly 20 to August 4$578
*Prices include taxes and fees

Tucson TUS Flight Information

Traveling to
Tucson TUS
Lowest Price
$91
Number of Airlines Serving
1
Airlines Serving
Southwest Airlines
Number of Daily Flights
2
Airlines with Direct Flights
Southwest Airlines

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Midsize

  • 5 people
  • Unlimited mileage
Tucson, Arizona, USA

$26

$75 total
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Special

  • 4 people
  • Unlimited mileage
Tucson, Arizona, USA

$26

$75 total
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Compact

  • 5 people
  • Unlimited mileage
Tucson, Arizona, USA

$26

$74 total
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Midsize Elite

  • 5 people
  • Unlimited mileage
Tucson, Arizona, USA

$29

$82 total
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Flights To Tucson

When you book flights to Tucson, you’re traveling headlong into a colorful horizon, glowing with unparalleled sunsets and the rugged outline of mountain ranges in almost every direction. In the southern region of Arizona, this modern city embraces its nickname The Old Pueblo with community folk festivals, exquisitely curated cultural museums, and Southwestern cuisine passed down through generations. If chasing this horizon is what you crave, then it sounds like tickets to Tucson, Arizona are in your future, and it’s a bright future, traveler. Read on to learn more…

Transportation from TUS

Tucson flights touch down at Tucson International Airport (TUS), located a short 8.5-mile commute north to downtown Tucson. Arizona is prime road trip country and several car rental services are available from Travelocity and TUS, which means you can pick up a set of wheels when you arrive for use during your stay. Alternatively, take a taxi from the cab stand outside the baggage claim area. The airport is also a part of the city's Sun Tran public transit service; you'll find the bus stop to the west of the main terminal. Some Tucson hotels offer free shuttle services that meet Tucson flights to make sure you have an easy ride to your room, so check whether this is an option for you before you jump into a taxi to chase your next adventure.

Hotels near TUS

Once you’ve found fabulous airfare to Tucson, AZ, don’t forget to book a relaxing stay at one of our top resorts as well:

  • Loews Ventana Canyon Resort: Stay here for the perfect pairing of luxury and landscape. Close to the breathtaking Sabino Canyon on the north side of the city, this resort is for travelers who love to be outside, whether on the green or on the trail. Of course, staying in for a spa treatment or 24-hour room service sounds delightful, too.
  • JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort and Spa: At this JW Marriott, all that glitters isn’t gold, but it does boast views of Golden Gate Mountain. Breathe easy in the wide-open spaces of the Starr Pass neighborhood, and if you need a little help, the spa staff is ready to help you relax with signature body treatments, facials, and massages. Look out from your private balcony or get comfy in the understated elegance of Sonoran décor.
  • Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort and Spa: Within 4 miles of several gold courses and natural wonders—Pima Canyon Trail and Tohono Chul Park—this elegant resort is a little bit secluded and a little bit in the middle of all the right activities. Beat any Arizona heat splashing around in one of three outdoor pools and dine in or take the hotel’s limo service for a spin.
  • Hilton Tucson El Conquistador Golf & Tennis Resort: In Spanish, “oro” means gold, and the city of Oro Valley lives up to its moniker. Stay here, north of Tucson, for an easy drive to scenic Mount Lemmon. Amenities include a lush a peaceful golf course, 24-hour room service, a luxury spa, and three swimming pools.

Things to Do in Tucson

Tucson may be the second-largest city in Arizona, but it has warm small-town vibes despite the sprawling Sonoran landscape. Gorgeous scenery and exciting activities are all over the map, but to play near TUS, look for things to do on the south side of town. Of course, with an airport just 8.5 miles away, almost everything is an easy drive from TUS.

  • Pima Air & Space Museum: If flights to Tucson, AZ have you curious about the history and engineering behind modern aviation, you don’t have to travel far from the jetway to learn more. Stand in awe of this stunning aircraft collection, which includes the world’s smallest bi-plane and supersonic spy planes.
  • Mission San Xavier del Bac: Built during the late 18th century, this mission is still a place of worship today. Whether you feel an affinity toward the Catholic faith, you’re welcome to visit this beautiful work of architectural fusion that brings together Native O’odham adobe building techniques and Spanish-influenced aesthetics.
  • Old Tucson: West of downtown, Old Tucson sits among the mountains as a nostalgic oasis of the Old West. Horse-drawn stagecoaches still rumble down the street and historic homes have been restored to their mid-19th century likeness.

The vintage vibes of the American Southwest are wooing you. Book cheap flights to Tucson with Travelocity’s price-matching guarantee and follow the sunset to your destination.

*Price based on the lowest price found within past 24 hours and based upon one night stay for two adults over the next thirty days. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.