Click image to enlarge

The Sky Is No Limit

Just 10 minutes from downtown by car, cab, bus or train, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is ranked best in the nation by the Wall Street Journal with over 40 million passengers flying every year. More than 20 airlines service over 140 domestic and foreign destinations.

Deer Valley Airport is the busiest general aviation airport in the country serving the growing employment center in north Phoenix.

Phoenix Aviation also runs Phoenix-Goodyear Airport in the West Valley boasting one of the longest general aviation runways in the country.

Freeways and Networks

The Phoenix freeway network of modern, constantly maintained and improved, freeways encircle the city and provide crosstown high-speed access maintaining the shortest average commute time of the 5 largest U.S. cities. Freeways are the western term for expressways. There are no toll roads in Phoenix or Arizona.

This network means that any business locating inside the loop freeway system in Phoenix has 90 percent of the metro workforce living within a 30-minute commute of the business.

Interstate 17
U.S. Route 60
State Route 51
State Route 143
Loop 101
Loop 202
Loop 303

Ride the Rail

Valley Metro light rail has 22 active miles running from downtown Mesa in the East Valley to north Phoenix. Two extensions are under construction with 2024 completion dates. A third extension will reach the Arizona Capitol complex and advance into the West Valley.

All Aboard! Next Stop, Phoenix

Phoenix is served by the Union Pacific and BNSF Railway transcontinental rail lines. Inside the City, heavy rail access is available to a select industrial sites.