Portland International Jetport (PWM)

Overview

Portland International Jetport serves just 1.6 million passengers each year and is located two miles (3km) from downtown Portland, Maine. Although the jetport is relatively small, a new terminal was opened in late 201. The jetport now boasts expanded waiting rooms, security facilities and a revamped food concourse.

The staff have a reputation for friendly and efficient service, making it a great introduction to the New England region. Importantly, passengers should be sure not to confuse this airport with Portland International Airport, which is located on the west coast of the United States, in Portland, Oregon.

Location

Portland International Jetport is located five miles (8km) from downtown Portland.

Getting to the city

Taxis are available at a flat rate from the first flight in the morning to the last flight at night. Limousines are also available. The Portland Explorer shuttle service connects the Jetport with Portland's main transportation facilities and certain other locations. Visit the Ground Transportation Booth outside baggage claim for more information.

Time

GMT -5 (GMT -4 from March to November).

Contacts

Tel: (207) 774 7301.

Car rental

There are several major car rental agencies represented at the Jetport, including Alamo, National, Hertz, Budget and Avis.

Facilities

Facilities in the Jetport include a full-service restaurant, ATMs, Starbucks, gift shops, a business centre and Visitor Information. Disabled facilities are good.

Parking

Short-term parking costs $2 per hour, while the long-term garage or surface lot costs just $12 per day.

Departure Tax

None.

Website

www.portlandjetport.org

Airlines

Flights to Portland International Jetport can be booked on Air Canada, AirTran, Continental, Delta, JetBlue, United, US Airways and Twin Cities Air Service.

Internet

Wi-fi is freely available throughout the terminal.

Business Lounges

The airport doesn't have business facilities.

Portland International Jetport Taxis: the taxi fares above are intended as a guideline only.