PBI to Adjust Operations Due to Weather Conditions

​In light of changing weather conditions, Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) has been closed to arriving aircraft. The terminal will be closing on Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. Passengers are encouraged to contact their airlines regarding flight status.

PBI plans to reopen as soon as conditions improve. Follow our social media channels for the latest updates on reopening.

As a reminder, PBI is not a designated hurricane shelter, and passengers will not be able to stay at the airport once the terminal closes. If you are not traveling, we do not recommend leaving your car in the airport garages during storm conditions.

For more information on local shelter options, visit:

https://discover.pbc.gov/publicsafety/dem/Pages/Hurricane.aspx#_SSG

About Palm Beach International Airport (PBI)

Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) is proud to be named the 5th Best Airport in the U.S. Conde Nast 2024 Readers' Choice Awards and 3rd Best U.S. Airport in Travel + Leisure Magazine's 2024 World's Best Awards. PBI is proud to be South Florida's favorite and award-winning airport, named 7th Best Medium-Size Airport in the 2024 J.D. Power North America Airport Satisfaction Study and ranked "Best in the U.S." for Shortest Overall TSA Wait Times by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

The 2022 FDOT Florida Statewide Aviation Economic Impact Study shows that Palm Beach International Airport generates more than $4.6 billion for the South Florida economy, both directly and indirectly. PBI serves more than 8 million passengers a year.​