Throughout the aviation industry, Pittsburgh International Airport is known as a reliable refuge for aircraft rerouted amid severe weather across the eastern United States – and the numbers show it. The airport came close to setting a record for flight diversions in 2025, with 443 diverted flights landing at PIT — falling just short of the historic high set in 2018, which had 463. Throughout 2025, PIT experienced an increase in diversion traffic as intense...
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