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Fall escapes to Sonoma County Wine Country are arriving sooner than ever from Palm Springs International Airport (PSP). Alaska Airlines will launch its seasonal nonstop service between Palm Springs and Santa Rosa's Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport (STS) on September…
Read More about “PSP Welcomes Earlier Nonstop to Wine Country This Fall”Media inquiries are monitored Monday through Thursday from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM. After hours inquiries will be addressed the next business day, or sooner in the event of an emergency.
Media may film or report in public areas of the airport provided activity does not disrupt operations or passenger flow.
Advance notice of at least 2 hours is requested for on site coverage so airport operations and law enforcement can be notified.
Access to secure or restricted areas requires prior approval and may require escort and security screening.
Media may not use the Stay & Play Visitor Pass to access post security areas.
For airline or federal agency inquiries, contact the appropriate organization directly.
The California Public Records Act provides individuals with the right to inspect and obtain copies of public records maintained by local agencies, such as PSP.
Public records are documents containing information relating to conduct of the public’s business prepared, owned, used, or retained by the City of Palm Springs. Certain documents and records maintained by the City are exempt from public disclosure under the Act.
Public Records Requests for PSP, a department of the City of Palm Springs, can be submitted on the City’s website.
Palm Springs International Airport’s brand reflects the design heritage and natural beauty of the Coachella Valley. Inspired by the region’s midcentury modern legacy, the PSP logo uses clean geometric forms to create an airplane in negative space, blending aviation with the architectural style that defines the destination.
The color palette draws directly from the desert landscape and Palm Springs lifestyle, including bright sky blues, sun washed yellows, desert clay, lush greens, and deep modern neutrals. Together, these elements create a look that feels warm, vibrant, and unmistakably PSP.
