More than 3.9 million travelers came through Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport last month. Traffic is up 8% so far this year over 2023, the airport’s busiest year ever.
Sky Harbor spokesperson Heather Shelbrack said with school fall breaks just around the corner, they encourage Phoenix travelers to book a parking spot ahead of time.
“We are expecting our parking facilities to be busy and if you book in advance at skyharbor.com/parking, you’ll be guaranteed that there will be space for you in our parking areas and our parking garages," Shelbrack said.
The airport also a loyalty program that allows users to earn points and get free parking in the future.
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