Sonny Bono Concourse
The elevated north concourse, with 8 gates, all with jet bridges.
Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) is the main airport for Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley in Southern California, in the United States. It sits about 2 miles east of downtown Palm Springs, reached by Tahquitz Canyon Way, Ramon Road and Gene Autry Trail.
Alaska, American, Delta, Southwest and United fly here, many of them only in the winter season, linking Palm Springs with Seattle, San Francisco, Denver, Dallas, Phoenix and other US cities. Canadian airlines, including WestJet, Air Canada, Porter and Flair, fly to Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Toronto, mostly in winter.
The airport has one main building with ticketing, security, baggage claim and car rental. Past security, an open-air courtyard leads to two concourses: the elevated Sonny Bono Concourse with 8 jet-bridge gates, and the ground-level Agua Caliente Concourse (Gates 12–20), where passengers walk out to the aircraft. The walkways between buildings are open to the sky.
From the airport, travelers head into downtown Palm Springs, up the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, or across the Coachella Valley to Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, La Quinta and Indio.