Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is more than a gateway to Arizona—it is the front door to the Valley of the Sun, where desert landscapes, major business centers, and millions of journeys converge. Located just east of downtown Phoenix, PHX combines a major international air network with distinctly Southwestern touches, including public art, the Phoenix Airport Museum, and the free PHX Sky Train.

PHX Airport information at a glance

Frequently Asked Questions about PHX Airport

1. What is the airport code for Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport?

The airport code is PHX. Its ICAO identifier is KPHX.

2. Is Phoenix Sky Harbor close to downtown Phoenix?

Yes. PHX is located only a few miles east of central Phoenix, making it unusually convenient for travelers visiting downtown and the wider metropolitan area.

3. How can passengers get between terminals at PHX?

Passengers can use the PHX Sky Train, the airport’s free automated transportation system.

4. Where can travelers find baggage claim?

Baggage claim areas are located on the ground level of each terminal.

5. Does PHX have services for travelers beyond flights?

Yes. The airport provides services and amenities including charging stations, ATMs, information counters, lounges, restaurants, shops, animal relief areas, and museum/art experiences.

6. What should someone do if they encounter an emergency at PHX?

For an airport emergency, passengers should contact Airport Emergency Services at 602-273-3311. The airport also provides blue assistance call boxes in various facilities.

7. How can passengers contact PHX about a general airport question?

The airport’s 24-hour switchboard is 602-273-3300. General public inquiries can also be sent to skyharbor@phoenix.gov.

8. Does Phoenix Sky Harbor have international travel facilities?

Yes. PHX handles international travel, including customs facilities for travelers entering or re-entering the United States.