Pittsburgh International Airport supports more than 171 flights per day to over 50 nonstop destinations in the United States and beyond. The world-class facility has been ranked number one by Condé Nast Traveler and was named Air Transport World Magazine’s Airport of the Year in 2017.
Notable features:
- Presley’s Place, one of the first airport sensory rooms in the world and a safe and calming space for children and adults alike
- Free, high-speed wireless internet service throughout all four airside terminals
- AirMall, a shopping and dining experience complete with local favorites like Penn Brewery and Primanti Brothers
- Kidsport, the first airport-based play area for children
- A Mother's Nursing Lounge
Continued Innovation
Plans to transform the world-class facility are in the works. In 2023, the new Pittsburgh International Airport will be operational, featuring a more efficient, improved passenger experience, facilities designed for the future and a atmosphere that is distinctly Pittsburgh.
A new, 635,000 square-foot-terminal facility will include airport operations, consolidated airline operations, as well as all passenger and public spaces. New parking and transportation infrastructure will include a new roadway system that will support the new terminal building, as well as a multi-level parking garage and a dedicated ground transportation center.
Pittsburgh by Car
Flying isn't the only way to get to Pittsburgh. Driving is a convenient option for many. Attendees from 10 states, Washington, D.C., and parts of Canada can drive to Pittsburgh in fewer than six hours. If driving through the Fort Pitt Tunnel, you will experience why Pittsburgh is said to be the only “city with an entrance,” as the stunning skyline appears into view.
Once here, apps like ParkPGH and Go Mobile PGH make it easier to get real-time parking availability and rates and allow you to fill the meter without ever having to leave. Download one of these apps to find up-to-the-minute real-time availability on parking in town.
