Concourse B
Rebuilt and expanded in 2021; domestic flights.
Portland International Airport (PDX) is the main airport for Portland, Oregon, in the United States, and for southwest Washington across the Columbia River. It sits just south of the river in northeast Portland, about 12 miles from downtown by road.
Alaska Airlines has a hub here and flies the widest network, from Seattle and the California cities to Anchorage and Hawaii. Delta, United, Southwest and American connect Portland with their own hubs across the country. International nonstops include Vancouver, Guadalajara, Amsterdam, London Heathrow and Reykjavík, with Condor to Frankfurt in season.
The airport has one passenger terminal with 60 gates on four concourses, B, C, D and E. The international gates are in Concourse D. The first phase of the new main terminal hall opened in August 2024, and work on the wider expansion continues.
From the airport, most travelers head to downtown Portland, to Vancouver, Washington, or further out to the wine country and Mount Hood. The MAX Red Line light rail station is a short walk from baggage claim, and the terminal is reached by road from Interstate 205.