Mammoth flights for the winter season
We’re proud to be the only Airline offering direct flights to Mammoth Airport. We provide semi-private flights throughout Mammoth’s busiest season. By choosing to fly, you'll beat the rush to the slopes — and remove the long drive up to the mountains.
For those flying out of Hawthorne Airport, take advantage of our same day direct flights to Mammoth Airport every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday this snow season. Be the first to hit the slopes and still get back in time for dinner.
Hot Creek Aviation Terminal
1334 Airport Road
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
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Arrival Time
All passengers and baggage must be checked in no later than 45 mins minutes prior to scheduled departure time; failure to do so may result in denied boarding.
Check-in
Located inside the Hot Creek Aviation Terminal.
Ground Transportation
Taxi
Mammoth Taxi
(760) 937-8294
Rental Cars
Enterprise Rental Cars (MMH)
85 Airport Road
Mammoth Lakes, CA, US 93546
(760) 873-3704
Parking
Daily and long term (overnight) vehicle parking is available at the Mammoth Yosemite Airport. Overnight parking costs $8.00 a night, and can be paid at the self-service kiosk in the parking lot just outside the Hot Creek Aviation terminal. The daily and long term parking areas are clearly marked with signs.
Our semi-private flights range from nine to 30 people per flight.
If the slopes are crowded, so are the roads. Driving up to Mammoth is an undeniable hassle; why not fly?
Adventure awaits in Mammoth Lakes. Nestled into the mountains, this destination has wide valleys, crystal-clear water, and endless opportunities for outdoor adventure.
Touted as one of the best places to ski and snowboard, Mammoth is a must-visit for winter sports enthusiasts. Bring your own gear, or rent from Mammoth itself.
Mammoth offers its signature Lakes Trail System for biking, complete with everything from family-friendly asphalt routes to adventurous uphill cycling for the more advanced.
Mammoth is a challenging-yet-rewarding spot to fish. From shore, boat, or dock, the mountainous Sierras have plenty of lakes, rivers, and streams for finding your perfect catch.
