Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport - PHX

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Address

(602) 273-3300

(602) 683-4084 FAX

Website

Phoenix's Sky Harbor International Airport, located just three miles from downtown Phoenix, is one of the 10 busiest airports in the United States. More than 20 airlines serve the airport, and travelers can reach more than 100 domestic destinations as well as a number of international destinations. Sky Harbor was launched in 1935 and today is part of the Phoenix Airport System, which also includes Deer Valley and Goodyear airports. The airport has three terminals, each with its own parking garage and ground transportation. Each terminal also boasts a number of shops and restaurants. Free wireless internet is available on the gate levels of all three terminals.

With the Smoke Free Arizona legislation effective May 1, 2007, most of Sky Harbor is smoke-free. However, there are plenty of options for those who need to light up. There are two smoking areas around Terminal 2, four smoking areas around Terminal 3, and seven smoking areas around Terminal 4.

Sky Harbor is easy to navigate, bright and clean, and not overly crowded or antiseptic like some larger airports such as LaGuardia in New York or Chicago's O'Hare airport. New projects and construction keep the airport moving on a path of constant rejuvenation - there are 150 projects budgeted at more than $600 million in various phases going on at the airport.

There are three terminals at Sky Harbor International Airport: Terminals 2, 3, and 4. The terminals are flanked by parking to the east and the west. There are shops, restaurants, and other services at each terminal.

Terminal 2

Terminal 2, which is the furthest west, is served by five airlines: Air Canada, Alaska, Continental, Great Lakes, and United/Ted. The terminal is just east of the west economy parking (the Jackrabbit lot) and features its own short-term parking garage as well. Also located in Terminal 2 (on the mezzanine level) is the Military and Veterans Hospitality Room, which is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Terminal 3

Terminal 3 is the middle terminal, sandwiched between terminals 2 and 4. Nine airlines call Terminal 3 home: Air Tran, American, Delta, Frontier, JetBlue, Hawaiian, Midwest, Northwest/KLM, and Sun Country. As with Terminal 2, you'll find a number of shops and restaurants. Terminal 3 also has a dedicated short-term parking area, located just north of the terminal itself.

Terminal 4

Located on the east end of the airport, this terminal is just west of the east economy lots (Gecko and Roadrunner) and has its own dedicated short-term parking area just north of the terminal. Terminal 4 is Sky Harbor's newest and largest terminal. It's the gateway to and from international destinations, and is served by six airlines for both international and domestic flights: Aeromexico, ATA, British Airways, Southwest, USAirways/AWA, and WestJet. Mexicana airlines is coming soon to this terminal. Sky Harbor's Airport Museum is located in this terminal.

Terminal Maps

Terminal Maps