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Latest PHX News & Updates
People @ PHX: Jeff R., Building Equipment Operator II, Facilities and Services
Jeff R. helps keep Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport operating smoothly by responding quickly when critical systems fail.
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PHX Highlights Concessions Refresh
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport marked Airport Concessions Day, observed Sept. 16, by highlighting its concessions refresh initiative, which centers on adding new local restaurants.
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WestJet Adding PHX Flights to Canadian Destinations
Canadian carrier WestJet is adding Phoenix Sky Harbor flights to its winter schedule, with 61 weekly flights planned. That’s an increase of 17 flights from last year.
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WORD at PHX
Check out WORD, the newest Phoenix Airport Museum exhibition, now on view in Terminal 4, level 3 in four display cases near the A and D gates.
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PHX Observes National Preparedness Month
September is National Preparedness Month, as well as marking the end of monsoon season. At Phoenix Sky Harbor, safety and staying prepared is our top priority.
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Taxiway U Project Surpasses 55% Completion Mark
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport’s major capital improvement, Taxiway U project, reached a key milestone this summer by surpassing 55% completion.
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Start Your Engines and Jet Off to Indianapolis
Indiana’s capital city of Indianapolis has long been synonymous with the famous Indy 500, and while the race does play a major role in the city’s economy and tourism, the city has much more to offer.
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PHX Honors Hispanic Heritage Month
America’s Friendliest Airport® is proud to offer travelers a chance to experience Arizona’s vibrant Hispanic culture through its award‑winning food concepts, art exhibitions, cultural events, shops and more.
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TSA Agent Jumps in to Assist Ill Colleague
A TSA officer noticed an airport colleague who fell ill and she immediately got emergency medical services to the scene.
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