Philadelphia Airport Parking

Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is the only major airport serving the 6th largest
metropolitan area in the country. PHL and Northeast Philadelphia Airport (PNE) are owned and
operated by the City of Philadelphia. PNE is a general aviation and reliever airport.
The Airport is a self-sustaining operation that functions without the use of local tax dollars. PHL is
one of the largest economic engines in Pennsylvania. The airport generates more than $14.4 billion
in spending to the regional economy and generates more than 141,000 jobs within the region.

PHL Airport Fun Facts

Serviced 30.2 million passengers in 2012 with 443,236 aircraft takeoffs and landings.
30 airlines provide more than 600 daily departures to 124 cities including more than 80
nonstop flights to 38 international cities
More than 200 companies employ more than 141,000 workers
Has a $14.4 billion economic impact on the region, making it one of the largest economic
engines in Pennsylvania
Has undergone more than $1 billion in capital improvements since 2000
Spans 7 terminal buildings with 126 boarding gates occupying about 2,370 acres
Philadelphia International Airport was named "Airport with the Best Concession
Management Team" in the Large Airport Division in the 2011 Airport Revenue News (ARN)
Best Airport & Concessions Awards.
Retail concession program has consistently been recognized with industry awards and was
named the best in North America in 2002 and 2003
Officially recognized in 2005 for its efforts in making the Airport accessible to all visitors
One of only a few airports in the world with a rotating Exhibitions Program and a
Performing Arts Program
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PHL Airport Parking

Parking at PHL is operated and managed by the Philadelphia Parking Authority. On-site Airport
parking is available in the Short-Term Lots (ground level of the garages), Garages and the Economy
Lot.
Philadelphia International Airport offers more than 19,000 spaces in its various parking facilities
including; Parking Garages, Short-Term ground level lots and Economy Parking.
For oversized wheelchair-equipped vans that can not enter the garages due to height restrictions (6
feet), please park in the Economy Lot. For stays less than 24 hours, these vehicles can also use
Terminals C, D, E or F Short-Term parking (ground level of the Garages) and will be charged the
cheaper Garage rate.
Garage Parking
Upper level of the garages; available in Terminals A, B, C, D, E & F
Daily Rate: $20
$4 - up to .5 hour
$6 - up to 1 hour
$8 - up to 1.5 hours
$10 - up to 2 hours
$12 - up to 2.5 hours
Oversize wheelchair equipped vans unable to enter the Garages will be charged the less expensive
Garage rate in Short-Term for stays less than 24 hours. Proper identification is required such as a
disabled license plate and/or placard.

PHL Airport Terminal F Hub

Terminal F Hub New Features: The newly redesigned Terminal F Hub is now open with great
new restaurants, shops, a 300-seat food court area, brilliant artwork and more!
The Hub is the intersection of Terminal Fs 3 concourses. It features 20 food, beverage and retail
stores. These include upscale dining at Local Tavern where meals are prepared by chefs who have
been trained by Jose Garces; local favorite Tony Lukes and a mix of national and local favorites
Chipotle Mexican Grill, Smashburger, Red Mango, Re: Vive Bar, Sbarro, Au Bon Pain, Le Bus Cafe, Far
East, Good 2 Go, Philly Pretzel Factory, Fire & Ice, Solstice, Soundbalance, Kiehls and Hudson News.
As a new service in the terminal customers can take a shower and get a shave at Xpress Spa.
Highlights of the New Terminal F Hub
Food Court seating is at 302 (400% increase)
The Hubs main floor has more than quadrupled to 36,900 square feet.

You Are Here. This is a 1,440 square-foot art glass installation on the wall above the shuttle
bus doors. It depicts a panoramic aerial view of the Philadelphia region with a red arrow
sweeping down to pinpoint the Airports location.
A ceiling pane shaped into a sweeping curve punctuated by 8 roof monitors filters natural
lighting to illuminate the Hub area.
The Hub has three metallic and aerodynamic shaped structural column covers, each 25 feet
tall, that anchor the ceiling at the bottom of its curve and convey a sense of lift as they soar
to their highest point of 35 feet and the view of the sky beyond.
A new canopy outside the shuttle bus doors shields passengers from the inclement weather.
The Hubs mezzanine, featuring a US Airways Club, crew lounges and employee facilities,
has nearly tripled in square footage to 22,000 square feet.

PHL Airport Security

Below is some important information regarding security procedures and policies, including best
practices for PHL Airport.
Security Information: Philadelphia International Airport is committed to providing a safe and
secure airport to serve all your travel needs. Prior to coming to the Airport, it is highly
recommended to become familiar with security screening procedures and policies. The information
in this section provides information on what to expect at Airport security screening checkpoints,
prohibited items and contact information for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
Please be advised: For information on baggage policies, including fees, passengers should contact
their airline or consult their airline's website.
Prohibited Items
Liquids and gels in containers larger than 3 ounces are NOT permitted through the security
checkpoint.
Liquids and gels in containers 3 ounces or less must be placed in clear plastic sealable bags
size 1 quart or less and presented for inspection at the checkpoint.
Passengers are limited to one clear plastic bag. All other liquids and gels must be placed in
checked baggage.
Exceptions are made for prescription and over-the-counter medications, baby formula,
breast milk and eye drops as well as other medically necessary items. These items can
exceed 3 ounces but must also be presented for inspection at the checkpoint.

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