Phoenix Airport Parking

About Phoenix (PHX) airport.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is a combined civil and military airport just outside Phoenix city center. Almost 45 million passengers fly through Phoenix International Airport every year, making it the busiest in Arizona and putting it just outside the 10 busiestin the USA. The military aspect to the airport is the Goldwater Air National Guard base set to the edge of the property by the Salt River.

The most popular routes from the airport tend to be domestic flights, with the major carriers being American Airlines, Southwest Airlines and American Eagle. PHX Airport is American Airlines' sixth-busiest hub and it's also a focus city for Southwest.

Flights to and from the UK are the most popular route beyond the Americas, in large part because they are the only transatlantic flights currently available. There is a strategy in place to attract more international services to Phoenix with a large financial incentive; Emirates Airlines is expected to add a route to Dubai in the near future.

Address:  400 E Sky Harbor Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85034, USA

Located about four miles (6.4 kilometers) west of Phoenix city center, PHX is set next to the I-10 and I-17, which connect from the city center area. The I-10 is the most direct route running from just north of downtown to the airport entrance on E Sky Harbor Boulevard, the I-17 runs around the city center and connects to the I-10 for the airport exit. Beyond the city, the interstate roads run to Los Angeles, Tucson and Flagstaff. Numerous taxi, limo and shared-ride services are available from Phoenix if you are not driving your own car there.

The free PHX Sky Train shuttles every five minutes between the terminals and a station on 44th Street, which connects to Valley Metro Rail, a single-route light rail system running from North Mountain Village through Phoenix and past the airport to Tempe and Mesa. The Valley Metro bus network also connects at the 44th Street station, which organizes routes into a grid so almost any location in the city is just one change away. A further bus route stops directly at Terminal 2 of the airport.

The available facilities at PHX depend heavily on which terminal you're traveling through; Terminal 4 has much more choice than the others. If you have enough time available to you, make use of the free PHX Sky Train to move around the three terminals to explore a huge choice of restaurants, shops and facilities.

Many new concessions are being added to the terminals as part of a major refurbishment program, so for the most up-to-date list of facilities, please refer to the Official Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Website. If you have any questions about amenities or services in advance, contact PHX Airport customer services on (+1) 602-273-3300.

• Short-term parking

• Long-term parking

• Covered parking garages

• Rail parking lot

• Bicycle parking

• Cell phone lot

• Accessible parking

• Train and bus stations

• 24/7 free airport shuttle sky train

• Rental car center

• Global Entry and TSA PreCheck

• Nearby hotels

• Hotel shuttles

• Airline lounges

• USO lounge

• Shopping

  • Gifts and souvenirs

  • Duty free

  • Apparel and accessories

  • Cosmetics

  • Gadgets, technology and entertainment

  • Books and newsstands

• Drinks

  • Coffee shops

  • Bar

  • Wine bar

• Food

  • Restaurants

  • Fast food and snacks

  • Food markets

  • American, Mexican, French, Asian and Italian food

  • Bakeries, desserts and yogurt

  • Deli, sandwiches and subs

• Art collection

• Aviation history museum

• Spa

• Quiet room

• Chapel

• Nursing stations

• Children's playroom

• Pet relief areas

• Wheelchairs

• ATMs

• Currency exchange

• WiFi

• Lost and found

Directions to Phoenix airport by car

Located in the AZ 85034 ZIP code area about four miles (6.4 kilometers) from the center of Phoenix, PHX Airport is most easily accessed using the I-10, which runs from the city center directly past the airport.

The I-17 is another option that runs around the western and southern ends of the city center before meeting the I-10 near the airport exit. The Interstate roads are also the best routes in from more distant cities including Los Angeles, Tucson and Flagstaff.

Numerous taxi, limousine and shared-ride services run from central Phoenix to the airport, including Uber and Lyft, all of which drop off outside the terminals. You can find an up-to-date list of the various providers on the Phoenix Sky Harbor Website Ground Transport Page.