Phoenix's sky train on the 8th officially opened, and it's faster to the airport

Phoenix's sky train on the 8th officially opened, and it's faster to the airport (Compiled by this website) Phoenix's sky train line was officially opened yesterday (April 8, 2013)...

(Compiled by this website) Phoenix's sky train line was officially opened for operation yesterday (April 8, 2013). This line refers to the light rail station at the intersection of 44th Street and Washington Street, to the Airport Platform 4. It is completely free for passengers to ride this light rail, and it operates 24 hours a day. During peak hours, light rail will arrive approximately every three minutes to transport passengers. It only takes 5 minutes from the 44th Street and Washington Street light rail station to the platform. Let’s take a look at the various convenient services on the line.

At the light rail station at the junction of 44th Street and Washington Street: (Station Amenities 44th Street & Washington) You can print your boarding pass before arriving at the platform. Passengers of Southwest Airlines and US Airways can check in their luggage in advance. After arriving, you can buy light rail tickets and transfer to various places in Phoenix (the ticket purchase point is on the second floor). There is a free parking passenger pick-up point here (vehicles cannot stay for more than half an hour). There is a pet storage area and a feeding area. There is a parking spot on the east side (East Economy). You can print your boarding pass before arriving at the platform. Passengers of Southwest Airlines and US Airways can check their luggage in advance. There will be a circulating car to transport passengers from the parking area to the light rail station. There is a paid parking passenger pick-up area. There is a pet storage area and a feeding area. When boarding the light rail, please check the platform you need to go to and pay attention to the direction of the light rail. There are light rails in two directions

Platform 4. At Platform 4, passengers will get off the light rail on the third floor and can walk to their respective platforms to catch their flights.