General Information About Theodore Francis Green Memorial State Airport

General information on Theodore Francis Green Memorial State Airport in Warwick, Rhode Island, United States of America.

Theodore Francis Green Memorial State Airport, established as an international airport six miles south of Providence - Rhode Island's state capital and largest city - opened for operations in 1931 as the first state-owned airport.

Terminal at PVD: PVD operates an international and domestic terminal that handles flights between major North American destinations such as Orlando, Baltimore, Boston, Charlotte, Washington-National Philadelphia Chicago Midway Fort Lauderdale Tampa during its day-time operation.

Facilities: The terminal features inline baggage screening systems, escalators, restrooms and retail space with brand stores. There is also multi-level parking facilities as well as business lounges and VIP lounges available for use by passengers.

How to Navigate the Airport:

The airport is accessible via public buses, taxis and the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter rail service, offering 8,325 parking bays spread out among Garages A-C, short term Lot D and long term Lot E garages.

Delta Airlines:

Theodore Francis Green Memorial State Airport's primary passenger carrier, Delta Airlines allows travellers to check-in either online or at self-service kiosks for their flight.

Car Rental:

Theodore Francis Green Memorial State Airport provides access to a range of car rental companies that can be reached via help desks in the airport. Many offer shuttle services that will transport travelers directly to their cars.

Delta Baggage Claim:

If there is anything amiss with your luggage, contact the staff of Delta Airlines' baggage service desk immediately for assistance with claiming it back. They will help guide the process smoothly.