Portland Trail Blazers vs. Brooklyn Nets

Navigating the airport was surprisingly smooth and efficient, which I greatly appreciated. The facilities were well-maintained and clean, enhancing the overall comfort during my wait. Furthermore, the clear signage made it easy to find my way around without any confusion. Overall, it was a positive experience that left me feeling relaxed and ready for my journey.

The thing is my arrival and departure times were at night so almost all the shops were closing. It has cool architecture and designs but I didn't get to interact with staff or enough people to get a opinion. I didn't find the bathroom super clean. But at least it's close to downtown.

In August 2025, we visited the Portland International Airport, known as PDX, in Portland, Oregon. We were taking an Allegient Airlines direct flight from Portland, Oregon to Provo, Utah. The PDX airport was clean and well-maintained, and there are clever and colorful displays and artwork, and many commercial stores. All of the airplane on-boarding processes, from the off-site long-time term parking to boarding the Allegiant Airbus 320 airplane, happened as expected and without any problems or issues. The TSA offered people to go to the other security check-in side, which had smaller lines, and this was helpful. It was great to see the mighty Columbia River, Mount Hood, and the transition from Oregon Green Forest to Oregon Desert from the airplane. Visiting Portland International Airport was an enjoyable and memorable experience.

Beautifully renovated airport that is surprisingly big and full of amenities. Lots of food and beverage options throughout the airport, and all the facilities were clean and functional. Although the walk to the rental car area is a solid 10-minute walk, it is mostly flat and easy to navigate.

The architect clearly makes strides with the wooden ceiling that strikes every passenger’s eye sight when he/she walks out of the aircraft. The design is thoughtful and resourceful. Timber is naturally the best choice that represents Oregon well.