SkyWest Airlines OO6288 Flight Status Today

Domestic flight SkyWest Airlines OO6288 takes off from Phoenix (PHX) United States to Palm Springs (PSP) United States. It's operated by SkyWest Airlines. The plane leaves Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport at 18:01 America/Phoenix. The flight is expected to land at Palm Springs International Airport at 18:01 America/Los_Angeles. The flight will last about 50 minutes.

OO6288 - SKW6288 SkyWest Airlines (OO)
PHX Phoenix United States
Flight PHX to PSP
PSP Palm Springs United States
NO FLIGHTS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS Lasted record on 27-March-2024
Departure Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
IATA: PHXICAO: KPHX
Scheduled 18:01
4 B17
Arrival Palm Springs International Airport
IATA: PSPICAO: KPSP
Scheduled 18:01
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OO6288 Detail
  • Type: Domestic Flight
  • Flight Duration: 50 minutes
  • Flight Distance: 420 kms / 261 miles
Airline
  • SkyWest Airlines
  • IATA: OO
  • ICAO: SKW
  • Operating Days: NO FLIGHTS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS
Passenger Services
  • Service type: None
  • Seats: None
  • Freight capacity: None
  • Passenger classes: None
More Detail
  • Aircraft: Canadair (Bombardier) Regional Jet 700 and Challenger 870
  • Callsign: SKW6288
  • Departure Timezone: America/Phoenix
  • Arrival Timezone: America/Los_Angeles
  • Current Time in Phoenix: Monday 2025-12-29 07:08 AM
  • Current Time in Palm Springs: Monday 2025-12-29 06:08 AM

Flight routes similar to SkyWest Airlines OO6288

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21:26 		1 hours 13 minutes
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SkyWest Airlines Flight OO6288 FAQs

What is the scheduled flight duration for SkyWest Airlines OO6288 flight?

On average, nonstop flight takes 50 minutes, with the flight distance of 420 km (261 miles).

What type of aircraft is used for the SkyWest Airlines OO6288 flight?

All SkyWest Airlines OO6288 flights are operated using Canadair (Bombardier) Regional Jet 700 and Challenger 870 aircraft.