Portland International Jetport – PWM Portland
Two miles west of downtown Portland, the public airport Portland International Jetport is located. PWM Portland covers 293 hectares of land, which the Jetport’s main runway is in the neighboring city of South Portland. Being the busiest airport in its state, Portland International Jetport served more than 2 million passengers in 2018, breaking its 1.86 million record in 2017. Portland’s increased popularity in tourist destinations and its low-cots carriers has benefited PWM Portland and made it the most affordable airport in the region, and third in line in New England.
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Portland International Jetport has the wood glass design, which will give you the local Maine vibe with the modern twist. It has a single terminal with ten gates and two runways. It has seven airlines that provide direct flights to the Eastern US and Canada. The airport provides multiple ground lots such as two parking garage. PWM Portland has some restaurants to choose from and also has some fast food restaurants in addition if you are out of time, such as Starbucks and Burger King. Some cities, which are around the airport, are Scarborough and Long Island.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Stay at the nearby PWM Portland hotel such as the Embassy Suites by Hilton Portland Maine, which is only adjacent to the airport and is centrally located to some tourist attractions and historic sites in the area. The Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport is only a minute away from Portland International Jetport and has also easy access shuttle buses.
Some airports that also offer international and domestic flights near the area are the Lewiston Municipal Airport and the Brunswick Executive Airport.
