Phoenix-PHX-Sky Harbor International Airport

Let SuperShuttle pick you up from your home, office, or hotel and take you to and from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Our PHX Airport shuttle is more convenient than airport parking and more economical than a taxi or limo. SuperShuttle passengers share the ride with others going in their direction in one of our comfortable blue vans. Advanced reservations and pre-payment for your Phoenix airport ride take the time and hassle out of getting to and from the airport.

Phoenix Shuttle Service from Sky Harbor International Airport

After you claim your luggage, proceed to the outer island marked “Van Service.” Our uniformed SuperShuttle Guest Service Representative will arrange transportation to your destination.

PHX Airport Transfers Include Service to:

• The greater Phoenix Metro area
• Carefree
• Cave Creek
• Mesa
• Sun City/Sun City West
• Tempe
• Chandler
• FountainHills
• Gilbert

Glendale

Goodyear

Laveen

Mesa

Peoria

Queen Creek

Scottsdale

Surprise

Services

• SuperShuttle – Shared-ride van service
• ExecuCar – Private sedan service

Airports

• Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)

Phoenix Area Information

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SuperShuttle Phoenix Contact Info

Groups, Conventions and Corporate Accounts:

(602) 225-2225
(800) 548-0490
phxsales@supershuttle.net

For groups with fewer than 50 attendees: (800) 622-2089 ext. 2

Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) Information

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is one of the ten busiest in the world with a $90 million daily economic impact. On a typical day:

• Nearly 1500 aircraft arrive and depart.
• About 100,000 passengers arrive and depart.
• More than 700 tons of air cargo is handled.

Terminal 1 was the first “modern” terminal build. It was completed in October 1952 and cost $853,000. In 1990 Terminal 1 was demolished, but the other terminals were never renumbered.

Terminal 2 was completed in 1962 at a cost of $2.7 million. Its size is 330,000 square feet.

Terminal 3 is 880,000 square-feet in size and was completed in 1979. The cost of Terminal 3 was 35 million.

Terminal 4 opened in 1990 and cost $248 million. It measures 2.3 million square-feet in size.

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