Airlines rushing to cater to premium travelers and evolving aircraft fleet strategies are leading to more capacity offered by carriers at Pittsburgh International Airport from pre-pandemic. The figures at PIT align with the industry's post-pandemic trend of focusing less on more flights with lower seat counts in favor of providing more seats — and seating options — on larger aircraft. From July-December 2026, total seat capacity at PIT is projected to be up 7 percent...
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