Whether it’s building a new $1.7 billion new terminal or maintaining its operations moving forward – using the airport’s assets for benefit of the region is a key goal. Workforce development continues to be part of that focus, creating a lasting impact for hundreds of people in the region who have benefitted from the airport’s workforce programs. Incorporating workforce development as part of the new terminal program was spearheaded by CEO Christina Cassotis and was...
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 Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) and Allegheny County Airport (AGC) are seizing the opportunity to partner with the Pittsburgh community...
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