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Philadelphia Airports Kick Off 'Transform PHL' and 'Transform PNE' Campaigns
New website highlights capital improvement projects to enhance passenger and employee experience
Apr. 7, 2026 at 3:16pm
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The 'Transform PHL' and 'Transform PNE' campaigns showcase the ambitious plans to redefine the travel experience at Philadelphia's airports.Philadelphia TodayThe City of Philadelphia Department of Aviation has launched new 'Transform PHL' and 'Transform PNE' campaigns to showcase the status of capital development improvement projects at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) and Northeast Philadelphia Airport (PNE). The new PHL.org/transform website provides details on projects across the terminals, airfield, and information technology, with the goal of creating a more enjoyable experience for passengers and employees.
Why it matters
The airport transformation projects are part of a broader brand refresh for the City of Philadelphia's airport system, aimed at redefining the travel experience for the millions of passengers who pass through PHL and PNE each year. The improvements come as Philadelphia prepares to host major events in 2026, but the investments are designed to benefit travelers for years to come.
The details
The 'Transform PHL' and 'Transform PNE' campaigns highlight a variety of capital improvement projects, including new restrooms, furnishings, and exit lanes, as well as behind-the-scenes airfield and IT upgrades to increase operations and promote energy efficiency. The PHL.org/transform website groups the projects by color-coded categories and provides details on the scope, timeline, and passenger benefits of each initiative.
- The 'Transform PHL' and 'Transform PNE' campaigns were launched in April 2026.
- The new PHL.org/transform website debuted in April 2026 to coincide with the launch of the campaigns.
The players
City of Philadelphia Department of Aviation
The government agency responsible for managing and operating Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) and Northeast Philadelphia Airport (PNE).
Api Appulingam
Chief Development Officer for the City of Philadelphia Department of Aviation, overseeing the 'Transform PHL' and 'Transform PNE' campaigns.
What they’re saying
“We're inviting travelers to be part of our transformation journey. Guests and employees can learn more and see end results like new restrooms, furnishings and exit lanes.”
— Api Appulingam, Chief Development Officer, City of Philadelphia Department of Aviation
What’s next
The 'Transform PHL' and 'Transform PNE' campaigns will continue to highlight new airport improvement projects and milestones on the PHL.org/transform website in the lead-up to major events in Philadelphia in 2026.
The takeaway
The City of Philadelphia's airport system is undergoing a significant transformation to enhance the passenger and employee experience, with a focus on improving both visible and behind-the-scenes infrastructure. These investments aim to redefine travel through Philadelphia for years to come.
