Lowest fares from Winnipeg to Phoenix
Winnipeg to Phoenix at a glance
- Nonstop flights
- WestJet
- Flying time
- About 3h 10m nonstop
- Distance
- 2,201 km
- Leaving from
- Winnipeg Richardson International (YWG)
- Arriving at
- Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX), plus Phoenix–Mesa Gateway (AZA) for some budget flights
- Time difference
- Phoenix is about 2 hours behind Winnipeg (this can shift by an hour when clocks change).
- Cheapest time
- Summer is the cheapest (and hottest) time; January to April, snowbird and spring-training season, costs the most.
- Entry for Canadians
- Canadian citizens don't need a visa for tourist trips to the US, but a valid passport is required to fly. Rules change, so confirm on the Government of Canada's travel advice page before you book.
Nonstop airlines are based on each airport's published routes (September 2026). Schedules change, so always check your dates.
Cheapest month to fly Winnipeg to Phoenix
Lowest one-way fare in Canadian dollars (CAD) found in recent searches for each month. Round trips usually cost a bit less than two one-way tickets. Tap a month to search it.
How to fly Winnipeg to Phoenix for less
- Compare nonstop with one-stop. WestJet fly this route nonstop. One-stop fares are sometimes cheaper, but check how much time they add before you choose.
- Be flexible by a few days. Use the month chart and the Viorvo price calendar to see which days are cheapest; midweek departures are often lower.
- Compare airports on both ends. For US trips, Grand Forks (GFK) and Fargo (FAR) across the border are sometimes cheaper.
- Getting to the airport in Winnipeg: Winnipeg Transit buses connect the airport with downtown for a regular fare, and the drive is only about 15 minutes.
- Arriving in Phoenix: The free PHX Sky Train links the terminals with Valley Metro light rail into Phoenix and Tempe.
- Check what's included. The cheapest fares often exclude checked bags and seat selection, so compare the total price for your trip.
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Winnipeg to Phoenix flights: common questions
How much is a flight from Winnipeg to Phoenix?
Fares change daily. The fares board at the top of this page shows the lowest round-trip and one-way prices travellers found in recent searches for Winnipeg to Phoenix.
Is there a direct flight from Winnipeg to Phoenix?
Yes. WestJet fly nonstop between Winnipeg and Phoenix. Schedules change, so the fares board above shows what's available for your dates.
How long is the flight from Winnipeg to Phoenix?
A nonstop flight covers about 2,201 km and takes roughly 3h 10m. With one connection, the whole trip usually takes about 5 to 7 hours depending on the layover.
Which airlines fly from Winnipeg to Phoenix?
WestJet fly nonstop. Many other airlines sell connecting trips, and the fares board above compares them all, cheapest first.
When is the cheapest time to fly from Winnipeg to Phoenix?
Summer is the cheapest (and hottest) time; January to April, snowbird and spring-training season, costs the most. From Winnipeg's side: late spring and autumn are usually cheapest; the holidays and the winter-sun season are the busiest. The month chart above shows the cheapest months in recent searches.
Which airports serve Phoenix?
Phoenix is served by Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX), plus Phoenix–Mesa Gateway (AZA) for some budget flights. Comparing every airport is one of the easiest ways to find a cheaper fare.
What do Canadians need to travel to Phoenix?
Canadian citizens don't need a visa for tourist trips to the US, but a valid passport is required to fly. Rules change, so confirm on the Government of Canada's travel advice page before you book.
What's the time difference between Winnipeg and Phoenix?
Phoenix is about 2 hours behind Winnipeg (this can shift by an hour when clocks change).
What's the cheapest month to fly from Winnipeg to Phoenix?
See the month chart above for the cheapest month in recent searches. As a rule of thumb: Summer is the cheapest (and hottest) time; January to April, snowbird and spring-training season, costs the most.