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Portland International Airport

Year Opened	2001	# of Tracks	2
Platform Layout	1 Center Platform
Park-n-Ride	No	Transit Center	No
City	Portland	Right of Way	Airport
Points of Interest	Airport Terminal

The PDX terminal is very convenient for airport travelers. It is located just a short walk from baggage claim on the south end of the terminal. There are also stairs and escalators straight up to the ticketing level.

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View of the station platform under construction. The trains leave you off right next to baggage claim on the A/B/C side of the terminal. (11/00)	This is the east end of the Airport station as taken from a window on the A concourse. The glass canopy to the right is over the terminal roadway. Note the single track coming into the station. (11/00)
This large sign greets people exiting baggage claim showing a Portland Type2 train (09/21/01)	One car trains are the norm on the airport line as seen by this train at the bumper blocks (Note another train is seen entering the station)(10/18/01)
Train waiting to go back downtown. (8/22/02)	Squeezing by the single track section between the roadway and the airport ramp area (7/17/07)
As seen from the parking garage (5/17/16)	As seen from the parking garage (5/17/16)
As seen from a window inside the A concourse (8/5/14)
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