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Take an art break at PDX's main terminal

Take an art break at PDX's main terminal

Spend your Saturday at PDX — without a plane ticket!

Spend your Saturday at PDX — without a plane ticket!

The main terminal’s open! So what happens next?

The main terminal’s open! So what happens next?

Timeline: How PDX’s glow-up prepared us to meet the future

Timeline: How PDX’s glow-up prepared us to meet the future

Everywhere you’ll want to eat, drink, and shop at the new PDX

Everywhere you’ll want to eat, drink, and shop at the new PDX

5 things to know about the new PDX before you fly

5 things to know about the new PDX before you fly

Just show me the pics!

Check out the roof, the trees, the space, and the views.

The pre-security stadium seating is a favorite spot to hang when you’ve got some time to spare.

Video walls by Portland artist Ivan McClellan.

Welcome to the first major American airport with a mass-timber roof.

All the terminal’s shops and restaurants are local brands. You might want to arrive early.

Yes, 100% real trees — more than 5,000 living plants now call PDX home.

New permanent work by Portland artist Yoonhee Choi.

You’ll find art everywhere you go.

49 skylights let in the Pacific Northwest sun.

Business travelers — like drag legend Poison Waters — may only have a second for a selfie. But it’s worth it.

One big goal for the new PDX? A smoother, less stressful passenger experience.

PDX wouldn’t be anything without our people, who keep the airport ready to welcome you.

More space means more flow — and more places to chill out, too.

Local wood for local designs

Timber for the ceiling — sourced like your farmers market.

Meet the forests

Forest to Frame Map

Pssst! The carpet's back!

The old-school PDX carpet is back by popular demand in five different zones.

Find the carpet

Carpet Selfies!