Welcome to Pittsburgh! What do you want to do first? Not sure yet? Well what about plans for tomorrow? …Well you still have time to decide… Where are you staying? You haven't booked a hotel yet?!?!
Pittsburgh is conveniently located within 500 miles of nearly half the U.S. population and less than a 90-minute flight from nearly half of North America's population.
With more than eight million passengers annually, Pittsburgh International Airport gets people to Pittsburgh and Pittsburghers where they need to go, offering more than 50 domestic and international destinations on 13 commercial carriers and more than 170 daily flights. We’re on a mission to reflect the re-emergence of our region as a player on an international stage, and people are noticing. Pittsburgh International’s efforts were recently recognized by:
As Pittsburgh continues to reinvent itself, the airport is proud to be a key component of the region’s overall success. With more routes, more airlines and more options, Pittsburgh International can’t wait to have you visit.
When you land at Pittsburgh International Airport, make the VisitPITTSBURGH Welcome Center in Baggage Claim your first stop. From maps to coupons, you'll find everything you need to enjoy the city.
Transportation Network companies ZTrip, Uber and Lyft are now authorized to pick up and drop off passengers at Pittsburgh International Airport. These popular ride-share services are accessed through smartphone or tablet apps. Pick up is at the designated area outside of Door #4 on the commercial curb.
One-way fare between Pittsburgh International Airport and Downtown is about $40. Upon arrival at the airport, proceed to the landside terminal, lower level, exit through the "commercial" doors and head toward the taxi stand area on the curb where cabs are waiting.
Checker Cab: (412)
664-5600
People's Cab: (412)
441-3200
zTrip: (412) 777-7777
Pittsburgh Regional Transit 28X Airport Flyer
The fare between the airport and Downtown is
$2.75 each way. (Note: Exact change is required.) Passengers are responsible for
handling their bags when getting on and off the vehicle. Tipping the bus driver
is not permitted.
British Airways announced that year-round nonstop service between Pittsburgh International Airport and Heathrow Airport will resume June 3, 2022, bringing Pittsburgh to the world and the world to Pittsburgh.
