July 7, 2026

PBI Name Change: What Travelers Need to Know

Q: When does the new airport name take effect?

The official airport name becomes effective July 9, 2026 . Some signage, branding, and public-facing materials will continue to be updated over time as part of a phased transition.

Q: Is the airport code still PBI?

For travelers, yes—for now. The airport's passenger code ( IATA ) will continue to be PBI until August 18, 2026 , when it is scheduled to change to DJT . Travelers booking flights before that date should continue searching using PBI .

Learn about the Palm Beach International Airport name change, when it takes effect, airport code updates, and what travelers should know before flying.

By: Jessica Pierce

Travelers flying to and from Palm Beach County may notice a new name for the West Palm Beach airport.

Effective July 9, 2026, Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) is being renamed President Donald J. Trump International Airport as required by Florida law following state legislation and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval.

While the airport’s name is changing, travelers can expect the same convenient airport experience, with operations, airlines, parking, and services continuing as normal. Signage and branding updates will be completed in phases over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Palm Beach International Airport changing its name?

The airport is being renamed following Florida legislation signed into law in 2026. The law requires Palm Beach International Airport to be renamed President Donald J. Trump International Airport, subject to FAA approval and related implementation requirements.

When does the new airport name take effect?

The official airport name becomes effective July 9, 2026. Some signage, branding, and public-facing materials will continue to be updated over time as part of a phased transition.

Is the West Palm Beach airport still in the same location?

Yes. The airport is still located at 1000 James L. Turnage Blvd., West Palm Beach, FL 33406. Only the airport’s name is changing.

Is the airport code still PBI?

For travelers, yes—for now.
The airport’s passenger code (IATA) will continue to be PBI until August 18, 2026, when it is scheduled to change to DJT. Travelers booking flights before that date should continue searching using PBI.

Will my flight be affected?

No.
The name change does not affect airline schedules, airport operations, parking, TSA screening, baggage claim, or terminal services.

Where can I find updates?

Visit the airport’s official website for the latest information regarding the name transition, airport codes, and traveler updates.

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Jessica Pierce

Palm Beach, FL

Jessica Pierce is a writer and content creator for The Palm Beaches, inspired by the coastal culture, natural beauty, and vibrant lifestyle of Palm Beach County. A local for 25 years, she brings an insider’s perspective to the region’s beaches, waterways, and signature Palm Beach style. Guided by her love of photography, nature, the water, and the community she knows by heart, Jessica crafts elevated stories that capture the true spirit of the place she calls home.

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PBI Name Change: What Travelers Need to Know