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Located in the confluence of the rivers Willamette and Columbia,Portland is also popularly known as the City of roses. Acclaimed for its extremely developed public road transportation,the city is also the largest in Oregon with a significant contribution to the state's overall economy. As one of the most pivotal cities of Oregon, Portland plays a significant role in the aviation transportation of the state. In this respect the Portland International Airport deserves special mention.
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Overview of the Portland International Airport :
This is not only the largest airport in the United States of America serving almost 90% of passenger travel in Oregon and more than 90% of air cargo services of the state. Occupying the southern flank of the Columbia River, the Portland International Airport lies close to the bustling downtown Portland and is connected to the regional light rail system with the MAX Red Line.
Apart from its excellent passenger service the plush interiors of the airport lobby has earned accolades from very eminent global travelers. With excellent flooring the airport authorities take all care to maintain the cleanliness of the place. Encompassing the waiting lounge which has both soft and spacious sofas for the aged and smart and chic chairs are the varied shops which can be a good place for shopping for the stop over passengers.
Importance of Portland International Airport as a great aviation hub:
This airport enjoys direct connections with all major airport hubs across America. It also renders direct international flights to Canada, Mexico, Japan, Germany, and Singapore. There is no dearth of daily non-stop flights to Vancouver, Canada, via Air Canada Jazz and four daily Vancouver non-stop flights via Horizon Air from the Portland International Airport. In terms of commercial service,Portland International Airport has been adjudged as the top airport for business travelers in the United States.
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