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Thank you to the many project partners who have turned this vision into a reality.

Stations will use 30 percent less power than established baselines.

Airport’s greenhouse gas emissions reduced by nearly 6,000 tons a year.

The taxiway bridge is the first mass transit bridge in the world to be constructed over an active airport taxiway.

Professional photography (c) Bob Perzel.

The first LEED certified public transportation campus in the world!

more than 100 feet tall

Large enough for a Boeing 747 to pass below!

The design and layout balanced cost-effective structure types against more costly structural components to minimize disruptions to airport operations.

The elevated people-mover system weaves seamlessly through the airport’s 3,000-acre campus.

easy and quick access to Terminal 4

Two bridges connect passengers to Terminal 4’s retail area. While passengers journey above Sky Harbor Boulevard, they enjoy artwork from the airport's public-art program.

An enclosed, air-conditioned bridge with moveable walkways provides access between the light rail, ground transportation, and the PHX Sky Train™.

trains arrive every 3 minutes

gateway for passengers

connects airport passengers to light rail and ground transportation

Reduce congestion

Increase landside safety

Maintain customer service

Accomodate growth

The PHX Sky™ Train

An automated people-mover system that goes beyond just connecting key airport facilities.

a people-mover system was needed

Alleviate roadway congestion and

enhance customer service.

The Goal?

steady growth = congestion

Additional capacity was needed for the airport’s landside transportation system to accommodate additional growth and keep airport access efficient and safe.

"This is one of the most forward-thinking projects of our time."

Danny Murphy

Director, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport