Category: Aviation
No More Snakes on a Plane, and Peacocks Are Out, Too
As the number of pets on planes grows, airlines are setting limits on what qualifies as an emotional support animal
Summer Scrapbook: When China Came to Pittsburgh
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.
Pittsburgh’s a Destination for Europeans Seeking Americana
Big city, small town feel, beautiful countryside, appealing to international travelers
Congress Passes FAA Reauthorization Bill
Legislation with new requirements for passenger rights and drone operators heads to President for signature
Building Bridges
On August 3, Pittsburgh welcomed the region's first-ever nonstop flight from Shanghai, China.
Veteran Airport Firefighter in Charlotte for Disaster Prep
As Hurricane Florence approaches, one of Pittsburgh’s own stands ready to help; Airport Operations prepares to accept aircraft
Little Labor Expected for Travelers at PIT
Weekend passenger traffic ranks lower compared to other holidays
For Pennsylvanians, It’s Time to Get Real
In 2020, you’ll need a federal REAL ID card or a passport to fly out of PIT
A Fitting Tribute
Ceremonial water salutes celebrate new flights, retiring pilots, even the Stanley Cup
Reversing a Decade of Decline
Pittsburgh International Airport Receives Airports Council International Award for Change Management.