The primary airport for western Pennsylvania, serving as a key hub for domestic and limited international flights.
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) is located about 20 miles west of downtown Pittsburgh. It serves as the main air gateway for the Pittsburgh metropolitan area, supporting both passenger and cargo operations.
40.4914, -80.2329
Passenger traffic decreased by 0.6% year-over-year through May 2025, reflecting minor industry shifts.
8,000
Workers include airline staff, ground handlers, concessions, security, and airport authority personnel.
A $1.4 billion terminal modernization program is underway to expand capacity and enhance passenger experience.
Deployment of advanced security screening, touchless check-in, and automated baggage handling systems.
PIT operates a microgrid powered by natural gas and solar, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and improve energy resilience.
Continue collaboration with federal and state agencies to secure funding for infrastructure and sustainability projects.
Prioritize completion of the new terminal and modernization of airfield facilities to support future growth.
Expand renewable energy use and green building practices to meet environmental and regulatory targets.
