Find cheap flights from Portland to Phoenix

There is a long-term and economy parking lot, which are perfect if you park your car at the airport before leaving for Phoenix. The long-term parking lot is only a few steps from the airport building and costs approximately $24 per day. A bit further away, but considerably cheaper, is the economy parking lot for approximately $12 per day. From 4:00 am to 12:00 am, free airport shuttle buses bring you from the lot to the terminal building.

The most convenient way from Phoenix airport to downtown Phoenix is to take the PHX Sky Train to the 44th Street and Washington station. The Valley Metro Rail operates every 12-20m from there and brings you quickly and conveniently to the heart of Phoenix. Bus routes 13 and 44 also depart from the airport and drive passengers to the metro station, in case you’ve got lots of luggage. Tickets for the metro cost approximately $2 and can be purchased at the vending machines at the station.

If your flight from Portland to Phoenix arrives late, you can choose from the many airport hotels surrounding Sky Harbor. One of the hotels closest to the airport is the Crowne Plaza Phoenix Airport. The 3-star accommodation is a 5m taxi ride from the airport and features a 24h reception desk as well as a business center.

Regardless when you arrive in Phoenix, there are a few eateries that cater to their passengers round the clock. In Terminal 2 in the pre-security area, there is the Premiere Grab & Go, where you can get snacks and drinks. On Level 1 of Terminal 3, Peet’s Coffee indulges weary passengers with all kinds of coffee and snacks as well. The Wildflower Bread Company is a cozy place to enjoy a snack and is located in Terminal 4 in the pre-security food court.

You can see what in flight entertainment you’ll have access to if you expand the flight details on your results on KAYAK. For example, many non-stop Alaska Airlines flights offer streaming videos, while Delta flights that stop in Seattle offer web access for a fee for the first leg and seatback entertainment on the second.

The TriMet/Max Light Rail system in Portland is a convenient way to travel from the center of the city to PDX. The Red Line stops just outside Concourse B and runs about every 15 minutes from 4 am to around 12 am every day. Other options include taxis and ride hailing apps like Uber and Lyft.

Portland Airport accommodates travelers with special needs. This includes disabled parking spots with special rates, accessible restrooms throughout the airport, and assistance for those with reduced mobility and the visually impaired. PDX also participates in the Sunflower program, providing lanyards for those with hidden disabilities, such as hearing impairments and PTSD, to alert airport staff that they may need assistance.

Yes. PHX’s pet relief areas have water and clean-up bags. In Terminal 3, you can find one in the North and South Concourses, as well as the Paw Pad outside the West Plaza on Level 1. In Terminal 4, there are areas by the restrooms near the D and B gates, as well as the Bone Yard just outside baggage claim on Level 1.

If you need assistance as you make your way through PHX, you can ask for help at the information desks located in Terminal 3 by Doors 3 and 9 on Level 1, in Terminal 4 by Doors 2 and 8 on Level 1, and in the rental car center’s lobby.

If you want to be responsible for less than the average 1,208 lbs of CO2 for flights to PHX from PDX, you can sort your results by CO2 and make an eco-conscious choice. For example, a Spirit Airlines flight, stopping in Las Vegas, can save about 57%, meaning your CO2 emissions will be about 524 lbs.

American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and Delta offer inflight Wi-Fi service on the Portland to Phoenix flight route.

The Boeing 737-800 Passenger/BBJ2 (winglets) is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Portland to Phoenix flight route.

oneworld is the only airline alliance operating flights between Portland and Phoenix.

There are direct flights from Portland to Phoenix on a daily basis.

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