Outbound
3 hours 15 minutes
Return
3 hours
Daily Flights
6-8
Airlines
4
Timezone note
Portland is 1 hour behind Phoenix in winter (Pacific vs MST). Same time in summer.
About this route
Phoenix to Portland flights
Phoenix to Portland links the desert heat with the Pacific Northwest. Alaska Airlines has a strong presence at PDX, and Southwest and American compete for the leisure and business traffic flowing between these two regions.
Like all Phoenix routes, the timezone math is season-dependent. In summer both cities are effectively on the same clock. In winter, Portland drops 1 hour behind. Portland's compact, single-terminal airport makes arrivals fast — typically 10-15 minutes from landing to the curb.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How long is the PHX to PDX flight?
About 3 hours 15 minutes northbound and 3 hours southbound.
What's the time difference?
Same time in summer. In winter, Portland is 1 hour behind Phoenix.
Is Portland airport easy to navigate?
Yes, PDX is a single-terminal airport known for quick arrivals. Expect 10-15 minutes from landing to pickup.
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