Flights to Portland

The Covid-19 Travel Advisor is a convenient place to find the most up-to-date info about travel restrictions and quarantine requirements for passengers flying in to Portland.

Book your plane ticket with one of the 6 airline companies that travel to Portland. Wise wanderers opt for these carriers:

• American Airlines
• United Airlines
• Delta

For more info about changing your flight to Portland, please visit our Customer Service Portal.

There's no need to consider flight options into different airports when visiting Portland. Portland, ME Airport (PWM-Portland Intl. Jetport) is the city's sole airport, and is situated 2 mi from the downtown area.

Raring to traverse the path less traveled in Portland? Before you kick off that daring adventure, you'll need someplace to stay. Choose from our 719 accommodations and get your journey off on the right foot.

It's not every day you take a vacation, so why not splurge on some luxury? The Portland Harbor Hotel and The Westin Portland Harborview are some of the top upmarket properties here. That said, you don't plan a getaway to stay in your room all week. If you want a cheaper option, consider the Knights Inn South Portland or the Howard Johnson Hotel by Wyndham South Portland.

So many places to see and so little time. If you want to discover the best this city has to offer, add Wadsworth-Longfellow House, and Children's Museum of Maine to your travel itinerary. If you have an extra day, try to swing by Portland Museum of Art, and Victoria Mansion too.

Immerse yourself in the local cultural scene when you watch one of the plays at State Theatre. Want some more options? Enjoy a memorable musical evening out with an exciting concert at Thompson's Point. But there's more. See a play and temporarily escape to another world at Portland Stage.

Your adventure to Portland starts as soon as you've finished all the security checks. Here is a list of useful tips to help you pass through quickly:

• Make sure you know the location of your passport and boarding pass. You don't want to hold up the queue when you're asked to present them.
• Wallets, USB sticks and mobile phones should be put in a tray for X-raying. If you pass through the body scanner with any of these items, you'll be requested to turn back and remove them.
• Ensure your laptop, phone and other electronic devices are within reach. These items need to be put through the X-ray machine in separate bins.
• When you get to the security checkpoint, you'll be asked to place all gels, liquids and creams in a separate tray for inspection. Make sure they're all packed in containers smaller than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and sealed in a clear zip-lock bag.
• The airport security may ask you to remove your shoes in preparation for entering the body scanner. Choose a pair that come off easily. There's nothing more tiresome than having to do up your laces again and again.
• The list of non-permissible items is forever updating. Read over your airline's official website to learn about what is not allowed on board their flights.