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Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport: from the heart of the southwest to Paris, France in just two flights!

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is one of the biggest airports in the southwest USA. In 2017, almost 44 million passengers flew in and out of PHX, placing it 13th in terms of US airport passenger traffic. It currently serves over 120 destinations, including many routes to Canada and Mexico, not to mention Germany, the UK and Costa Rica. Top domestic routes are Denver, LA, Chicago-O’Hare, Seattle/Tacoma and Dallas/Fort Worth. With a single connecting flight in Atlanta, Detroit, LA, Seattle or JFK, Air France or Delta Air Lines will whisk you off to Paris. From Paris it is easy to link into Air France’s global network of short and long-haul routes covering much of Europe, Africa and Asia.

Did you know?

Passengers on flights leaving from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport who take the Phoenix Sky Train will have a bird’s eye view of the runway – this people mover system is the first in the world to cross over an active airport taxiway, with the help of a 100-foot-high bridge.

Phoenix is home to the world’s largest collection of fire-fighting equipment, the aptly named ‘Hall of Flame’. The Desert Botanical Garden also has more desert plants than any other garden on the planet.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is only 5 miles east of downtown - an easy 10 to 20 minute drive down I-10W, N 7th St and E. Van Buren St. The six different parking lots include two economy lots. Terminal 2 has a walkway to the West Economy lot, whilst the East economy lot is on the SkyTrain route. The Valley Metro Rail runs to 44th St/Washington (from where you can pick up the Sky Train) in about 17 minutes from downtown. Route 44 bus also goes to the 44th St. Sky Train station, but the Valley Metro Route 13 bus goes all the way to Terminal 2. From Buckeye Rd and 43rd Avenue it is about a 30-minute ride.