Palm Beach County's airport in West Palm Beach is adding nonstops to three West Coast and Rocky Mountain cities in the next four weeks, and more new routes follow through February. United Airlines starts seasonal service to San Francisco on Nov. 7. Southwest Airlines begins flying to Denver on Nov. 21, and Delta Air Lines starts Los Angeles the same day.

The airport, Palm Beach International until July 9, 2026, is now President Donald J. Trump International Airport, under a state law signed in March, with the code DJT. Palm Beach County still owns and runs it.

New routes, by date

  • Nov. 7: San Francisco (SFO) on United, seasonal.
  • Nov. 21: Denver (DEN) on Southwest, seasonal. United also flies to Denver seasonally.
  • Nov. 21: Los Angeles (LAX) on Delta, seasonal. JetBlue also flies Los Angeles seasonally.
  • Dec. 17: Atlantic City (ACY) and Columbus, Ohio (CMH) on Breeze Airways, and Dallas-McKinney (DTX) on Avelo Airlines.
  • Dec. 18: Greenville-Spartanburg (GSP) on Breeze, seasonal.
  • Feb. 11, 2027: Pittsburgh (PIT) and St. Louis (STL) on Southwest, seasonal.
  • Feb. 13, 2027: Indianapolis (IND) on Southwest, seasonal.

Seasonal routes coming back

Several winter routes return over the same stretch, according to the county's tourism office. Air Canada's Toronto flights resume Oct. 25 and its Montreal flights Dec. 2. JetBlue's Los Angeles service and United's Denver service also resume Oct. 25. Breeze returns to Norfolk on Nov. 18, to Akron/Canton on Nov. 19 and to New Haven on Dec. 16. Allegiant resumes Cincinnati on Nov. 19, Delta resumes Minneapolis on Dec. 1, and Porter Airlines returns to Toronto on Dec. 17.

Those join the airport's year-round network, which the airport lists as including nonstops to Atlanta, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago O'Hare, Dallas-Fort Worth, Detroit, Nashville, Newark, New York's JFK and LaGuardia, Philadelphia, Washington's Reagan National, and Marsh Harbour in the Bahamas, among others.

What is changing inside the terminal

The airport is building a $141 million expansion of Concourse B with new gates, new places to eat, a sensory room and a nursing suite. It is also building a Terminal Connector so passengers can move between concourses after security. More than 20 new restaurants and shops are planned over the next two years, and the first two, Worth Avenue Market and Dunkin', are already open.

Before you book

Seasonal routes run on limited schedules, and the airport advises checking with the airline for current dates and days of service. Booking links for every nonstop are on the airport's nonstop page at flydjt.org. The airport is at 1000 James L. Turnage Blvd., West Palm Beach, and its main line is (561) 471-7400.

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