Working in cherry and walnut from local mills, Thaddeus Mosley’s sculptures are on display in the Airside Terminal

In the first-ever direct flight from Shanghai, 300 Chinese tourists visited Pittsburgh and the region. Check out our stories and photo album from their trip.

PIT teams with Silicon Valley to find tech solutions to improve efficiency, passenger experience

More people using the airport means every airline pays less per passenger

As always, check with airlines about the status of your flight before you leave for the airport. Major carriers provide flight status updates on their websites.

Safety announcements and directions come from celebrities, business executives and nonprofit leaders

Big city, small town feel, beautiful countryside, appealing to international travelers

Where’s the best place to show off your new travel app? At the airport, of course!

Passengers becoming instant works of art in new airport exhibit debuting this December

Celebrating Customer Service  

Airport staff and volunteers organize thousands of items for 8 th annual auction on Oct. 20

Legislation with new requirements for passenger rights and drone operators heads to President for signature

Artist Hiromi Katayama and local high school students install a new exhibit on Ticketing Level; More Art in the Airport coming soon

On August 3, Pittsburgh welcomed the region's first-ever nonstop flight from Shanghai, China. 

A few in the States, more in Asia, but PIT's was first

Airport officially opens larger, better-equipped refuge for military personnel, veterans and families

Technology improvements could include displays of wait times and a new app

Airport and its concessionaires step up to reduce food waste and feed ‘our neighbors’

Board approves phase 1 site prep work for future retail, commercial or office space

Shorter-term leases expected to generate additional revenue, more variety for travelers

A tale of two servicemembers, three juggling balls and a hidden engagement ring

We're getting the side effects of Hurricane Florence, but two dams keep our runways from flooding.

As Hurricane Florence approaches, one of Pittsburgh’s own stands ready to help; Airport Operations prepares to accept aircraft  

Airport firefighters raise flag to honor military, 9/11 victims and first responders

Speed dating format helps prospective local vendors hook up with airport’s modernization vision

New Seattle-Pittsburgh nonstop links cities with remarkable similarities (and some differences)

Weekend passenger traffic ranks lower compared to other holidays

Behind the scenes of Pittsburgh International Airport’s baggage system – all eight miles of it.

Carrier winds up 10-year summer run as other airlines boost transatlantic service from PIT

In 2020, you’ll need a federal REAL ID card or a passport to fly out of PIT  

Airport staff and partner agencies came together for a comprehensive emergency preparedness drill Wednesday evening

Hundreds to participate in emergency drill Wednesday

Chinese tourists say thanks for the hospitality, the universities – and the chance to practice their English

Airport, regional officials prepare to greet 300 tourists on inaugural charter flight  

A $1 million investment to bring Chinese tourists to the region could deliver $3.5 million in economic impact

From airport greeters to hoteliers and tour groups, we’re going to school on Chinese culture, customs