Cheap Flights from Phoenix, AZ (PHX) to Detroit (DTT)

Phoenix is an urban center blessed with sunshine, blue skies, history, culture and arts. Its primary airport Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is one of the busiest in the US. In a day, there are 1,200 aircraft departures and arrivals carrying 120,000 passengers. The airport is also an important cargo center handling 800 tons every day. Sky Harbor has three runways and three terminals to serve the needs of passengers. At the airport, there are shopping and dining facilities, as well as over 20,000 parking spaces. The on-site museum, the Phoenix Airport Museum, displays art collections and exhibitions of the aviation industry.

Reaching Sky Harbor Airport is possible using several transport methods. One is to take the Valley Metro bus route 13 from the city center. Bus routes 1, 44 and 32 will also connect you from downtown to the 44th Street PHX Sky Train. The Sky Train is free and will take you to the terminals. If you have bags, taking a taxi is the most practical way to reach PHX. Your hotel might also offer courtesy shuttles to Sky Harbor. Otherwise, pre-book van services and the SuperShuttle. If you plan on driving to the airport using your rental car, you can join I-10 E or go via W Van Burren St or E Jefferson St.

Detroit is making a strong comeback with many exciting things to offer guests. From the innovative Campus Martius Park to the famous Renaissance Center (General Motors' headquarters), the city is bursting with attractions. Explore vibrant neighborhoods, enjoy museums or shop at colorful markets. Admire incredible murals by 27 artists from around the world at the Z Garage which is a 10-storey parking garage. For night owls, the city has enough action to satisfy even the most die-hard of fans with a proliferation of bars, clubs, music lounges and some of the best restaurants in the country. Before you leave the city, swing by the Motown Museum to relive the history of this famous record label.

Visitors on flights from Phoenix to Detroit will land at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport, which offers several options to reach downtown. By bus, Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation (SMART) provides bus services (routes 128 and 280) to Southeast Michigan. The Ann Arbor Transportation Authority also offers buses to the Ann Arbor area. The official taxi providers at the airport are MetroCars and MetroCabs. They are dispatched from the Ground Transportation Center of the North and McNamara Terminals. Luxury sedans and rental cars are alternative methods that can be used to get from the airport to downtown Detroit.