Philadelphia, United States
Philadelphia International Airport opened in 1940. It is operated by the City of Philadelphia Division of Aviation.
In 2023, PHL served over 30 million passengers. Its IATA code is PHL.
It is a major hub for American Airlines and a regional hub for Frontier Airlines. Future expansion plans include continued terminal upgrades and improved ground transportation options.
Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) has seven terminals, labeled A through F, and a separate Terminal A-West. Terminals A-West and A East handle mostly domestic flights.
Terminal B and C handle domestic flights for American Airlines. Terminal D handles domestic flights for various airlines.
Terminal E handles domestic flights for Southwest and Frontier. Terminal F handles regional flights.
The international terminal is Terminal A-West. The airport has a total of 125 gates.
In 2019, PHL completed a $900 million expansion project, including runway upgrades and terminal improvements.
Short-Term Parking: $4 per half hour, $24 per day. Garage Parking: $5 per hour, $28 per day. Economy Parking: $11 per day. Valet Parking: $34 for the first 2 hours, $48 per day. Pre-booking is available at https://www.flyphl.com/parking-transport/parking