When planning travel, small details that can easily be overlooked can make or break a trip. For example, do you know how you are getting from the airport to your final destination? Do you need ground transportation services? Is public transit available? How do you get to the rental car office? Are you familiar with the airport’s layout?

Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) was recently ranked as part of the J.D. Power 2021 North America Airport Satisfaction Study, and the results of that study emphasize the great need for infrastructure investment at PHL.

While COVID-19 had wide-ranging impacts on the airline industry, Philadelphia International Airport's (PHL) Office of Business Diversity (OBD) honored its commitments, spearheaded new initiatives, and were recognized for its efforts. 

Philadelphia International has released the following statement welcoming the Biden administration’s announcement that fully vaccinated, non-U.S. citizens will be permitted to travel to the U.S beginning in November. PHL CEO Chellie Cameron will discuss this news at the On the Fly Travel Update: PHL/LHR & The World event on Sep. 21. 

In celebration of its 20th year, Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) has expanded and rebranded its volunteer program, which has welcomed millions of passengers over the years.

The Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) greets millions of visitors to the city every year, yet the surrounding neighborhood - which includes Southwest Philadelphia and part of Delaware County - is one of the lesser known areas, even to some Philadelphia locals.

By the end of September, passengers traveling through Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), will be able to enjoy the offerings of more than 120 PHL Food & Shops concessions, with more re-openings and grand openings planned for the coming months. The atmosphere is a stark contrast to the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic, when just a handful of restaurants and shops were open in a few terminals.  

Note: Check out PHL's official Operation Allies Refuge Photography and Videography. 

September 11, 2021 marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in New York City, Washington, D.C. and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. PHL airport and airline employees share their memories of that day and reflect on how it changed the aviation industry. 

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