Travel Safe at PDX.
Hello, PDX traveler. We’re so happy you’re here.
Your health and safety are our top priority at the Portland International Airport (PDX). As communities continue to respond to COVID-19, we’re doing all we can to make the airport safe and welcoming for everyone.
It’s probably been a while since you stepped into PDX. You should know that the airport might look a little different than your last journey. Here is what you can expect the next time you fly.
Masks Are Not Required
Masks are no longer required at PDX, though anyone who wishes to wear one may do so.
We recognize that travelers and airport employees may have mixed feelings about this change. We ask that people be kind and respectful of a person’s individual decision to wear a mask or not.
Documents You Need
Some destinations require a confirmation that you’ve been vaccinated or don’t have COVID-19. Here’s what you need to know:
Do I need a vaccine card or passport?
Are you vaccinated against COVID-19? That’s awesome! Some countries are starting to require vaccine cards upon entry. You don’t need one to get into Oregon, but you should check in with your airline to find out what’s needed at your final destination.
I'm vaccinated. Do I need a negative test?
Some locations still require a negative test, even for those who have been vaccinated. Check with your airline to see what you need at your final destination.
What's open at PDX
Shops & Dining
Most of our shops and restaurants are open, but you may want to bring snacks if you're flying after 8:00 or 10:00pm when many close for the evening. We’re keeping everything up-to-date on our website.
Any other tips?
Answering your questions
There is no quarantine requirement for the state of Oregon.
Please check with your airline for any requirements at your final destination as you're booking your flight.
PDX is not conducting any temperature checks or health screenings at this time. However, some airlines do require them. Check with your airline about their policies.
Onsite testing is not currently available at PDX.
Some locations still require a negative COVID-19 test, even if you've been vaccinated. Please check in with your airline to confirm the policies at your final destination.
Shops and Restaurants
Most shops and restaurants are open at PDX, though You may want to bring snacks if you're flying at night after 8:00 or 10:00pm when many restaurants are closed. You can find current hours here on our website. If you're in the terminal and looking for options, you can also call or text our customer service team: 503.460.4234.
Other Services
- The Alaska Airlines Club Lounge and Delta Sky Club and United Club are all open.
- All children’s play areas are open.
- The Travel Oregon Welcome Center is open and ready to answer your questions.
Please consult with your doctor or local health authority to get their advice.
Your airline is the best resource for questions about your reservation. You can find airline contact information here on our website. We understand there can be long hold times on the phone to speak with a representative, and that can be frustrating. Fortunately, many airlines are allowing travelers to submit changes online.
Travel restrictions are limiting some international flights, but rules are slowly changing as more people get vaccinated. If you are curious about what kind of international travel restrictions are in place, you can start with websites from the U.S. Department of State and Centers for Disease Control.
Yes, all economy lots and parking garages remain open.