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Main Terminal / Concourses at Portland PDX Airport

Portland International Airport has one integrated passenger terminal, roughly shaped like an ‘H’ with ticketing (upper level) and baggage claim (lower level) in the center and with five in-line concourses, divided into North Terminal with Concourses D & E, and South Terminal with concourses A, B & C.
South Terminal: Concourse A (Alaska, Horizon) has gates A2-A5., Concourse B (Alaska) has gates B1-B3; and Concouse C  (American, US Airways, Frontier, Southwest, JetBlue, Alaska) has gates C1-C23.
North Terminal: Concourse D (Continental, Hawaiian, United, Delta) has gates D2-D15; Concourse E (Continent, United, Air Canada) has gates E3-E1. 

Getting around at PDX: A Concourse connector is between gate areas D1 and C2. The concourse connector provides easy access between North and South Concourses and and allows passengers to move freely between them without additional screening. Moving sidewalks provide fast access between concourses.The North Lobby between Concourses D & E and the South Lobby between Concourses A-B and C are accessible from the Oregon Market in the center of the terminal and which offers above-average shopping and eating options.

International Arrivals are at Concourse D
(other than those who cleared US Customs in Canada) are directed to passport control, get their bags at baggage claim, go through customs, the cashier, and thereafter will be directed to the shuttle bus, which takes a few minutes and will arrive on the baggage claim level, opposite carousel 10.  If you connect to another flight (making sure your bags are tagged to end destination), take the stairway up to Concourse D (close to gate D6). From  there you can proceed to the D gates, or to E gates (at right) or take the concourse Connector near gate D1 to the B & A gates (at left) and to the C gates (at right).

Other amenities and services inside the passenger terminal: WiFi Access points cover presently over 70 percent of the Terminal's main level. For paging services call 503.460.4040.  The PDX Conference Center (tel. 1.800.547.8411, ext. 4050, or 503.460.4050) provides seven rooms for 5-65 persons, with staff and catering options.
The passenger terminal offers five Service Centers, each with their own amenities:
1. The South Service Center--near concourse A/B/C security checkpoint, offers ATM machines, a mail drop, UPS and FedEX dropboxes, and a self-service insurance counter.
2. The North Service Center--near concourse D/E security checkpoint, has an ATM machine and mail drop.
3. The Concourse A Service Center--just before Gate A-2, offers ATM, change, and vending machines (snacks, beverages), as well as workstations with phones, computer ports and cell phone charging stations.
4. The Concourse C Service Centers--across from Gates 4 and 14, provide ATMs, vending machines (snacks, beverages), change machine, workstations with phones and computer ports and cell phone charging stations.
5. The Concourse D Service Center--near Gate D7, offers ATM, change and vending machines (snacks, beverages), telephone workstations with computer ports and cell phone charging stations.

Airline Lounges
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1. United, Continental, US Airways & Delta lounges are located at baggage claim, to the right.  2. Alaska's lounge is between gates C4 & C6.  3. Delta's lounge is near gate D7.




 

Portland PDX Comments

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    The passenger terminal at PDX Airport has on the first level the arrivals & baggage claim area, on the second level the Departure area with ticketing desks, airline lounges, shops & restaurants and a conference center, followed by the Concourse connector leading to the west to Concourses A, B & C, and to the east to Concourses D & D. You can reach the parking garage from the second level.

     

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    Airline lounges at Portland Airport's passenger terminal are situated as follows: United Red Carpet Club, and Continental, US Airways & Delta lounges (at baggage claim, right); the Alaska Airlines Board Room (between gates C4 & C6; the Delta Sky Club: near gate D7).

     

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