Check local event calendars in San Antonio and Grand Junction and book your SAT to GJT travel for November early to secure the best options.
Plan your November trip now—search flights for midweek dates to find lower fares and more reliable schedules.
Nonstop options between San Antonio International Airport (SAT) and Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT) are rare; most travelers will book connecting flights. In November, picking a reliable connecting hub (often Denver) may be more important than shaving minutes off travel time.
Compare one-stop itineraries via DEN and DFW for November travel to find the best balance of price and reliability.
Compare fares across United, American, and Delta for November SAT to GJT travel and book the itinerary that best matches your schedule and loyalty preferences.
Pack layers for Grand Junction in November—daytime can be mild but mornings and nights may dip below freezing. Bring a warm coat, hat, and gloves if you plan to visit higher elevations like Aspen or Grand Mesa. Include traction aids if driving into mountain passes.
Prepare for your November trip—book flexible flights from SAT to GJT, reserve a winter-ready rental, and check road and weather reports before departure.
There are few if any nonstops; typical total travel time for SAT→GJT with one connection ranges from about 3.5 to 6+ hours depending on layover duration. The airborne time across the two segments generally totals 3–4 hours, with layovers adding the remainder.