Palm Beach International — officially renamed President Donald J. Trump International Airport, with the new airport code DJT — is the smallest and quickest of South Florida’s major airports.
The name changed in 2026; the airport itself didn’t. Same single terminal, same layout, same short walk from gate to curb. For northern Broward and Palm Beach County itineraries, it’s often the smarter choice over fighting through Fort Lauderdale or Miami traffic to reach a bigger airport.
One terminal, three concourses
The airport is a single terminal divided into three concourses — A, B, and C — with ground transportation on the ground level, steps from baggage claim. There’s no cross-terminal trek to plan around, which keeps a tight pickup window realistic even on a short-notice trip.
Meet-and-greet, the same standard everywhere
Flight tracking, a chauffeur in position before you land, and meet-and-greet service inside at baggage claim with a personalized sign — the same standard we hold at every airport we serve, regardless of size.
Private aviation
The airport also has its own private aviation side, and we collect there directly, coordinated with your FBO the same way we do at FLL.
From PBI/DJT to where you’re going
Approximate drive times, traffic depending:
- West Palm Beach & downtown — 10–15 minutes
- Palm Beach island — 15–20 minutes
- Boca Raton — 20–30 minutes
- Fort Lauderdale — 40–55 minutes
Smaller doesn’t mean fewer standards. It just means less time between the jet bridge and the car.