The Port owns Portland International Airport and a system of three general aviation airports that serve private and business aircraft.

Portland International Airport (PDX)
Serving 14.6 million passengers annually, PDX handles more than a quarter million tons of air cargo and provides service from 29 carriers, with more than 500 passenger flights daily.

• Nonstop international flights to Amsterdam, Netherlands; Vancouver, British Columbia; Frankfurt, Germany; Guadalajara, Mexico; and Tokyo, Japan
• 280,325 short tons of cargo in 2007
• 1 fixed-base general aviation operator
• More than 264,518 operations in 2007

The following passenger airlines serve Portland International Airport:

For a list of Cargo Airlines serving Portland International Airport, click here.

Hillsboro Airport

• 900 acres
• 2 runways (6,600 and 4,049 feet)
• FAA Air Traffic Control facility with precision instrument approach
• 4 full-service fixed-base general aviation operators
• 8 aviation service businesses (flight schools, charters, aircraft rentals)
• 18 other business operators
• More than 236,885 operations annually

• 300 acres
• 1 runway (5,400 feet)
• Air Traffic Control facility
• 1 full-service fixed-base general aviation operator
• 10 aviation service business (flight schools, aircraft maintenance, sales)
• 15 other business operators
• Approximately 87,565 operations annually

• 275 acres
• 1 runway (3,425 feet)
• More than 40 based aircraft
• 1 aviation service business (hangar rentals)
• 2 aviation service organizations (EAA and OPA charters)
• Estimated 20,000 operations annually