What is Palm Beach International Airport called now?

Palm Beach International Airport is now President Donald J. Trump International Airport, and its airport code changed from PBI to DJT in August 2026; it is the same airport, in the same place, run by the same county.

The airport's own name-change page says the new name was required by a Florida law signed on March 30, 2026, which gave the state the power to name its major airports and renamed this one, and that the change took effect on July 9, 2026 (Palm Beach County Department of Airports, 2026).

The code changed too. The FAA and ICAO identifiers became DJT and KDJT on July 9, 2026, and the three-letter IATA code that airlines, tickets and baggage tags use changed from PBI to DJT on August 18, 2026, at the airlines' request. The airport says to search for flights with DJT, or with West Palm Beach as the destination (Palm Beach County Department of Airports, 2026).

Nothing else moved. The airport is still at 1000 James L. Turnage Boulevard, West Palm Beach, Florida 33406, still owned and run by Palm Beach County, with the same airlines and routes; the county calls it a branding change, carried out in phases as signs and systems are updated (Palm Beach County Department of Airports, 2026).

For a booking with us, write whichever name or code you have: PBI, DJT, Palm Beach International or the new name all mean the same terminal, and the captain meets you inside it. Our pages about this airport keep their old addresses, which say PBI, so a link you saved still works.