Navajo artist and architect Calandra Cook was on hand in April for a demonstration and discussion at the Culture Corner in Terminal 3. Visitors could also try their hand at weaving on a community loom and make their own keepsakes.
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The Aviation Department is proud to announce two employees were named to receive some prestigious City of Phoenix awards.
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Looking to escape the summer heat? How about a trip to San Diego or Carlsbad? Earlier this year, American Airlines launched nonstop flights from Phoenix to Carlsbad, California. Carlsbad offers an array of activities for travelers.
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Volunteer Appreciation Week ran from May 1-7 with festivities that celebrated the volunteer Navigators, Navigator Buddies, Teen Navigators and Navigator Chaplains.
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A steady presence is sometimes what’s best for visitors to a busy place like Phoenix Sky Harbor. Luckily, we have one of those, according to one passenger.
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A photo of this Antonov Airlines UR-82007 aircraft was taken by plane spotter @lexviation on Instagram at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport on May 3, 2025.
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As part of our year-long 90th anniversary celebration, we’re looking back at the previous decades in our history. The 1930s saw Phoenix grow and the city of Phoenix acquire Sky Harbor Airport in 1935. The year 1940 marked a period of change in Phoenix as the city began to shift from a farming mecca to more industrial. This was due to World War II.
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Starting May 7, 2025, passengers wishing to board domestic flights will need a REAL ID-compliant license, state ID, or another acceptable form of identification to fly within the United States.
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Meet Allen G., an Accountant III with the City of Phoenix Aviation Department, who has played a key role in managing the financial framework behind Phoenix Sky Harbor’s continued growth and development since 2005. His passion for aviation is more than just a profession—it’s deeply personal.
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