The Port of Portland is committed to maintaining a quality general aviation program as a viable part of its aviation system. To do so, the Port's General Aviation airports must be financially self-sufficient. The Port has developed a four-part approach to achieving financial self-sufficiency for its general aviation airports.

The four parts of the program are:

1. to control operational and capital costs
2. to rely heavily on the development of non-airside land
3. to keep the airside property lease rates in alignment with the local market
4. to develop new revenue sources. As part of the creation of new revenue sources, the Port of Portland began collecting landing fees at Hillsboro, Troutdale and Portland International airports from operators of general aviation aircraft used for commercial passenger or cargo operations, as well as from operators of aircraft weighing 10,000 pounds or more.

Pilots required to pay a landing fee for operations at the airport should work with an FBO or mail the payment directly to the Port of Portland.

Landing Fee Forms:
FBO Landing Fee Form

U. S. Customs and Border Protection Fees 
The Port of Portland charges a user-fee based on the size and type of aircraft for all international arrivals requiring clearance. The fees are used to offset the cost of the full-time Customs officer's salary and construction of the new facility. 

Fees are as follows: 
Single engine aircraft $70 
Twin/Propeller $210 
Other turbine/jet engine $725 

Mailing Address: 
Port of Portland 
Attn: Finance Department 
7200 NE Airport Way 
Portland, Oregon 97218 
Fax: 503.548.5789 

For more information, please e-mail the Port of Portland or call 503.460.4571.