Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX IATA) is the main air gateway to Phoenix and Arizona.
UnderstandEdit
The airport was voted "best large airport in the United States" by Wall Street Journal in 2019.
FlightsEdit
It is a hub for American Airlines and Southwest Airlines. Terminals are numbered from 2-4. There is no Terminal 1.
- Terminal 2: Alaska (Gates 10 & 11), Great Lakes (Gates C & D), Spirit, Sun Country, United, Boutique Air
- Terminal 3: Delta, Frontier, Hawaiian, JetBlue
- Terminal 4: Aeroméxico, Air Canada, American, British Airways, Condor, Southwest, Volaris, WestJet
Ground transportationEdit
BusEdit
Valley Metro bus line #13 goes west to S 75th Ave along S Buckeye (via Greyhound depot) from Terminal 2.
RailEdit
The free PHX Sky Train goes from Terminals 3 and 4 at the airport to 44th & Washington St Station where you can catch the #1 (west to the downtown Central Station or east to Priest & Washington in Tempe); #44 bus (north to the Desert Ridge Marriott Resort in Deer Valley along N 44th St & Tatum); or the light rail (east to Tempe & Mesa or west to Midtown and northern Phoenix along Central Ave).
Get aroundEdit
The PHX Sky Train goes between Terminals 3 and 4, with a walkway to Terminal 2 from the Terminal 3 station.
Shuttle buses are still needed to travel to the rental car lot, although in the future the Sky Train will also cover the lot.
WaitEdit
LoungesEdit
- American Admirals Club.
- Delta Sky Club.
- United Club.
- British Airways Lounge, between B21 and B23.
- The Club at PHX, Between B21 and B23. $40 for a pass.
Eat and drinkEdit
BuyEdit
ConnectEdit
CopeEdit
- USCareWays Urgent Care (Terminal 4). Daily 8AM-8PM. The first full-service urgent care facility inside a U.S. airport. X-rays and vaccines available.