Portland International Airport (PDX) – Terminal Guide & Travel Tips
Portland, United States · PDX · North America
Terminal Guide
| Terminal | Airlines | Notes |
|---|
| Concourse A (International & Alaska domestic) | Alaska Airlines,Delta international,Condor,Japan Airlines | |
| Concourse C (domestic) | American,Hawaiian,Frontier,Sun Country | |
| Concourse D & E (domestic) | United,Southwest,Spirit | |
Lounge Directory
| Lounge | Location | Access |
|---|
| Alaska Airlines Lounge | | Alaska MVPG 75K, first class on Alaska, Priority Pass (limited) |
| United Club | | United Club membership, United MileagePlus Club card |
| Delta Sky Club | | Delta Sky Club membership, Amex Platinum/Reserve (limited visits) |
Pro Tips
- The MAX Red Line from PDX is one of the best airport rail experiences in the US — easy, cheap, reliable.
- PDX is famous for its local food and beverage concessions — Powell's Books, Stumptown Coffee, and local Oregon brands are all inside security.
- The major terminal expansion (Moda Center) is ongoing 2023–2026; expect some temporary disruptions and construction noise.
- Alaska has a strong presence at PDX with dozens of nonstop routes; if you're connecting west or south, Alaska is often the best option.
- Oregon sales tax is 0%, making duty-free and retail purchases slightly better value than at other US airports.
- The Rose Garden parking lot (off-site) is the cheapest long-term option; a free shuttle runs to the terminal.
- Portland's rainy season (October–May) rarely causes flight delays, but low cloud ceilings occasionally require instrument approaches.
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