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Track Chicago to Phoenix Flights

Get SMS alerts for ORD-PHX flights. Midwest to the desert — with a timezone twist.

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Outbound

3 hours 35 minutes

Return

3 hours 5 minutes

Daily Flights

8+

Airlines

5

Timezone note

Phoenix does not observe daylight saving time. During standard time it is 1 hour behind Chicago; during DST it is 2 hours behind.

About this route

Chicago to Phoenix flights

Chicago to Phoenix is a major snowbird and business route, especially popular from November through April when Midwesterners flee to Arizona's warm winters. American Airlines' PHX hub and United's ORD hub create direct competition, keeping service frequency high.

Arizona's unique relationship with daylight saving time — it doesn't observe it — means the timezone gap with Chicago shifts between 1 and 2 hours depending on the season. This catches travelers off guard and makes real-time landing alerts even more valuable for coordinating ground transportation.

Airlines

Airlines on this route

UnitedAmerican AirlinesSouthwestSpiritFrontier

Airports on this route

How it works

Track Chicago to Phoenix.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How long is the ORD to PHX flight?

About 3 hours 35 minutes westbound and 3 hours 5 minutes eastbound.

Which airlines fly Chicago to Phoenix?

United, American, Southwest, Spirit, and Frontier all serve this route.

What's the time difference?

Phoenix is 1 hour behind during standard time and 2 hours behind during DST, since Arizona doesn't observe daylight saving time.

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Tom Walsh
Tom Walsh

Founder, SkyText

Aviation lover who built SkyText because families deserve to know when someone lands safely. Has tracked more flights than he'd like to admit.