Transportation/Ports in Greater Philadelphia Offer Worldwide Access

Greater Philadelphia offers easy, worldwide access and less time in traffic.

29 airline carriers providing non-stop flights to 128 domestic and international cities.
Over 50 daily non-stop flights to 40 international destinations.
Philadelphia International Airport ranked 2nd in customer satisfaction in a 2006 survey by J.D. Power and Associates.
The 3rd busiest Amtrak station (Philadelphia) in the U.S.
3 major ports.
Major inter-state highways.
3 Class 1 railroads - Canadian Pacific, CSX, and Norfolk Southern provide direct service to the Port of Philadelphia.
One of the largest and most extensive public transit and commuter rail systems in the U.S.
Lowest Annual Delay per Traveler and Wasted Fuel per Traveler in 2007 among the 14 largest Metropolitan Areas with populations over 3 million.
5th lowest commuting time during 2005 among the U.S.'s 12 largest Metropolitan Statistical Areas, with an average travel time of 28.1 minutes.
"Car-sharing" is a regional phenomenon with PhillyCarShare and ZipCar which together, boast thousands of members.

Sources: Texas Transportation Institute. 2009 Urban Mobility Study. www.amtrak.com. www.phl.org. 2007 American Community Survey.