Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport recorded about 4.3 million passengers in November 2023. So far, 2024 has been showing steady increases over last year, suggesting this Thanksgiving will be busier than ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — International travel is growing at “America’s Friendliest Airport,” which means infrastructure improvements are being planned for Phoenix Sky Harbor. One of those ...

A new terminal will be built at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego announced during her State of the City address on April 23. But it will be a while before ...

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) has confirmed it is progressing plans for a new terminal to help meet rising demand—although construction is not expected to begin until after 2030.

A new terminal is planned for the west side of Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. Here's what we know, from the number of gates to when it will be built.

The plans for the West Terminal are part of Sky Harbor’s 20-year plan that was introduced in 2019. That plan was updated in 2022 to include more short-term goals.

The anticipated terminal is part of Phoenix Sky Harbor’s long-range Comprehensive Asset Management Plan first presented in 2019 as a 20-year plan. The plan was revised in 2022, incorporating ...

Sky Harbor intends to develop the new terminal on the west side of the airport, near where the former Terminal 1, closed in 1990, and Terminal 2, closed in 2020, were located. Both terminals were ...

One of Mayor Gallego's big talking points was plans for a new terminal at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and ABC15 worked to learn more about what would be a major project for the city.

The city of Phoenix Aviation Department says over 48 million passengers traveled through Sky Harbor in 2023. The capabilities will only increase with the addition of a new terminal.

Students on the Tempe and Downtown Phoenix campuses can take the rail to the 44th Street and Washington stop, where the PHX Sky Train will take riders directly into the airport terminals. From the ...