Pickup and drop-off at Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport
Providence, United StatesIATA: PVDICAO: KPVD
Current airport: PVD
Where you can drop someone off, pick someone up, wait or meet at Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport, according to the official sources. Each spot lists only the verified actions; anything missing is unknown.
Picking someone up
Picking someone up
Where someone can get in, where you can wait or meet inside, and when short-stay parking is needed.
Arrivals roadway curb
Kiss & Ride
Where
Arrivals roadway curb (right by the terminal)
Picking upPermittedWhen picking up, bear left at the end of I-95 Exit 29 for the arrivals roadway and arriving passengers. The curb area outside of the terminal is only for immediate drop-off and pick-up. Large red signs with white numbers on the support pillars help you find friends and family; the arriving passenger can call you and tell you which numbered pillar they are standing near.
WaitingNot permittedFederal law prohibits vehicles from parking or waiting in front of the airport terminal building. If you need to wait for a longer period of time, park in Lot D in front of the terminal or use the free Cell Phone Waiting Lot.
Departures roadway curb
Kiss & Ride
Where
Departures roadway curb (right by the terminal)
WaitingNot permittedFederal law prohibits vehicles from parking or waiting in front of the airport terminal building. You can park in Lot D in front of the terminal should you choose.
Lot D
Park and come inside
Where
Lot D, directly in front of the terminal (right by the terminal)
Picking upPermittedLot D offers parking directly in front of the terminal and is suited to picking up or dropping off passengers.
WaitingPermittedIf you need to wait for a longer period of time, it is advised that you park in Lot D in front of the terminal.
WaitingPermittedIf you need to wait for a longer period of time, use the free Cell Phone Waiting Lot at 2200 Post Road, Warwick, on airport grounds, just a short 1-minute drive to the Arrivals curb. The lot has 52 parking spaces, is well lit and has portable restroom facilities. RIAC Police monitor the lot on regular patrols, and any unattended vehicles will be subject to fines or towing.
Dropping someone off
Dropping someone off
Where someone can get out quickly, and where you park if you want to come inside.
Arrivals roadway curb
Kiss & Ride
Where
Arrivals roadway curb (right by the terminal)
WaitingNot permittedFederal law prohibits vehicles from parking or waiting in front of the airport terminal building. If you need to wait for a longer period of time, park in Lot D in front of the terminal or use the free Cell Phone Waiting Lot.
Departures roadway curb
Kiss & Ride
Where
Departures roadway curb (right by the terminal)
Dropping offPermittedWhen dropping off, bear right at the end of I-95 Exit 29 for the departures roadway and departing passengers. Only active unloading of passengers is allowed; unattended vehicles will be towed at the owner's expense.
WaitingNot permittedFederal law prohibits vehicles from parking or waiting in front of the airport terminal building. You can park in Lot D in front of the terminal should you choose.
Lot D
Park and come inside
Where
Lot D, directly in front of the terminal (right by the terminal)
Dropping offPermittedLot D offers parking directly in front of the terminal and is suited to picking up or dropping off passengers. When dropping off, you can park in Lot D should you choose.
WaitingPermittedIf you need to wait for a longer period of time, it is advised that you park in Lot D in front of the terminal.
WaitingPermittedIf you need to wait for a longer period of time, use the free Cell Phone Waiting Lot at 2200 Post Road, Warwick, on airport grounds, just a short 1-minute drive to the Arrivals curb. The lot has 52 parking spaces, is well lit and has portable restroom facilities. RIAC Police monitor the lot on regular patrols, and any unattended vehicles will be subject to fines or towing.
This is a selection of verified information. Check the official sources for additional and current conditions.