As Pittsburgh International Airport opened its new terminal to the public, several airlines also contributed to the economic success of the airport and Greater Pittsburgh region by expanding the air service network in 2025. Throughout the year, airlines launched new routes, restoring previously served markets and expanding capacity in others in response to strong passenger demand. The additions from legacy, low-cost and ultra-low-cost carriers reinforced the airport’s goal of serving the region’s origin-and-destination traffic through...
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