We’re doubling down on the uniquely PDX things you love about the Portland International Airport.
Over the next five years, a series of transformative projects will bring more Pacific Northwest-inspired architecture, local restaurants and shops, inclusive design, and carbon footprint-reducing technology.
What’s it going to look like? We’re here to show you all the magical stuff happening behind the scenes.
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Here’s how the action will unfold over the next few years.
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Goodbye to stuffy, old Concourse A
Your Alaska Airlines flights now depart from C gates, as we’re demolishing A’s dim, crowded spaces to make room for more of what you love … more food, more fun, more flow.
Main terminal design revealed
We’re transforming the heart of the airport with a new main terminal. You’ll be the first to see the Pacific Northwest-inspired design when we reveal our plans in April.
Concourse E expands its local character
Look forward to epic views of Mt. Hood at the newly expanded E, which brings seven new restaurants and shops, contemporary art installations and comfy places to hang out.
Say hello to a brand-new Concourse B
B gets bigger and brighter, with brunch star Screen Door and specialty roaster Good Coffee adding more Oregon flavor to the new daylight-filled digs.
Flexible transit hub, beep beep!
You’ll get in and out of PDX faster when we open a new basecamp for car rentals and parking, complete with 2,400 more close-in spots and flexibility for future modes of transit.
Rideshare center eases congestion
Rideshare riders, rejoice: You’ll find your driver painlessly in the new dedicated pickup center for services like Lyft and Uber. This helps reduce congestion for everyone else, too.
PDX employee shuttles pick up speed
If you work at PDX, your commute gets easier as employee shuttles to and from the airport get even speedier.
The iconic main terminal is complete
Walk into the spacious and green new main terminal, where you’ll find it easy to get to your gate thanks to expanded security checkpoints, an intuitive layout, and more local places to eat and shop.