PWM Long Term Parking

Portland (PWM) Airport Guide

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The Good

The fact that PWM is a smaller airport makes it very easy to navigate. Many travelers agree that this airport has a quaint quality to it, with comfy sofas and rocking chairs in some of the terminals. Lines tend to be short and crowds are usually small. Public Wi-Fi is available free of charge, and the atmosphere is usually very quiet.

The Not-so-Good

As mentioned earlier, PWM is a small airport, so dining options are pretty limited. If you're not in the mood for Burger King or lobster, there isn't much else available. Employee morale does seem to be low for some reason, and if you're stuck for a long layover, there really isn't much to do.

Neat Things to See and Do

There is a great souvenir shop in the airport that stocks authentic Maine gifts such as stonewall kitchen jam and sea bags. No visit to Maine is complete without eating lobster, so if you failed to get your lobster fix before arriving at the airport, you can grab a lobster roll as a quick bite before you leave. If you'd like to take a piece of Maine with you, you can even get a whole lobster to go.

Fun Facts and History

The airport's beginnings were as an airfield owned by Dr. Clifford 'Kip' Strange, who needed space for his biplane. The airport received its first commercial service is 1931, with the first regular trip being from Portland to Boston. The city of Portland bought the airport in 1933 and has owned it since. According to a 2011 survey, PWM is the third most affordable airport in New England (behind Connecticut's Bradley and Rhode Island's T.F. Green). Portland International's top destination is Baltimore, serviced by Southwest Airlines.