REAL ID is one year away – are you ready?
Did you know: Starting October 1, 2020, travelers 18 years and older will need a REAL ID-compliant form of identification to board a commercial flight…
Meet the Interns: Jasmine Gilmore Sprints Across the Finish Line in Every Task
The Port of Portland’s Internship Program gives college students an opportunity to apply their classroom education to real-life situations and develop the skills and work experience that…
Meet the Interns: Riley Saiki gets creative to reduce energy consumption
The Port of Portland’s Internship Program gives college students an opportunity to apply their classroom education to real-life situations and develop the skills and work experience that…
Celebrating #PDXPeople
We made it through another busy summer travel season at PDX! Travelers jetted off to fabulous summer destinations, but are now on their way back…
Why we’re proud to be one of Oregon’s healthiest employers
Promoting wellness at work isn’t just a nice thing to do. Healthy employees are more productive and create a positive work environment for all. Plus,…
Meet the Interns: Marc Oshiro Brings a Hawaii Calm to Our Busy Airport
The Port of Portland’s Internship Program gives college students an opportunity to apply their classroom education to real-life situations and develop the skills and work experience that…
Meet the Women Bringing Science to Cider and Donuts
All summer long, we’re celebrating our commitment to local flavors, street pricing and outstanding customer service 365 days a year by hosting a series of…
Nine Interesting Facts about Trade in Oregon
Many of us in Oregon are paying close attention to the global talks around tariffs and trade, as they can have a profound impact on…
What do Trade in Oregon and the World Cup Have in Common?
The Women’s World Cup kicked off a few weeks ago, producing thrilling performances and heart-breaking upsets – and inspiring millions to tune in around the…
Oregon Wine Month: Solidarity rises from a wildfire’s ashes
When wildfires roll through, they can wreak havoc on communities—destroying homes, habitats and businesses. That’s what was on the line for winegrowers in Oregon last…