PIT · KPIT · Pittsburgh International Airport

Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT)

Pittsburgh, United States · large airport · 40.492° -80.233° ·
Airport Information
IATA CodePIT
ICAO CodeKPIT
Typelarge airport
NamePittsburgh International Airport
MunicipalityPittsburgh
CountryUnited States
ContinentNA
Latitude40.492° N
Longitude-80.233° W
Elevation1203 ft
Climate ZoneTemperate
Scheduled ServiceYes
Score1 021 875
Local TimeLoading...
Country & Timezone Info
CountryUnited States
ISO Code
RegionPittsburgh
Continent CodeNA
IANA TimezoneAmerica/New_York
UTC Offset (Standard)UTC-5
DST OffsetUTC-4
Current Offset--

🌬 Best Time to Fly

Recommended: May – September
Pleasant temperatures across most regions
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Spring: Mar–MaySummer: Jun–AugAutumn: Sep–NovWinter: Dec–Feb

✈ Airlines Serving PIT

AA — American AirlinesDL — Delta Air LinesUA — United AirlinesWN — Southwest AirlinesAS — Alaska AirlinesB6 — JetBlueAC — Air Canada

🌡 Climate — Temperate (40.5°N)

Jan
Feb
10°
Mar
13°
Apr
17°
May
21°
11°
Jun
26°
15°
Jul
28°
17°
Aug
27°
16°
Sep
23°
13°
Oct
18°
Nov
12°
Dec
* Approximate average temperatures by month based on temperate latitude zone

AI-Enhanced Insights

Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) serves western Pennsylvania and is located about 20 miles west of downtown Pittsburgh in Findlay Township. Originally opened in 1952, it served as a major hub for US Airways before the airline's merger with American Airlines significantly reduced connecting traffic. The airport recently completed a billion-dollar Terminal Modernization Program, opening a new streamlined terminal in 2025 designed around its current origin-and-destination traffic patterns.

💡 Local Tip
If you have time before your flight, try a Primanti Bros. sandwich inside the terminal; the Pittsburgh-based chain is famous for piling coleslaw and fries directly onto the sandwich, and you can get the full local experience without leaving the airport.
🚖 Getting There

The 28X Airport Flyer bus route connects the airport to downtown Pittsburgh and Oakland for a low fare, running throughout the day. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have designated pickup zones on the ground level of the garage. Rental car counters are located in the attached Landside Terminal, with a dedicated people-mover connecting to the parking garage.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How far is Pittsburgh International Airport from downtown Pittsburgh?
A: The airport is approximately 20 miles west of downtown Pittsburgh, typically a 25-35 minute drive depending on traffic.

Q: Does PIT have a consolidated security checkpoint?
A: Yes, the new terminal opened in 2025 features a single central security checkpoint leading to a unified concourse, replacing the airport's previous unique landside-to-airside design.

Q: How many terminals does Pittsburgh International have?
A: PIT operates a single terminal building with one main concourse accessible after the central security screening area.

Q: Is Pittsburgh International a hub for any major airline?
A: PIT is no longer a major hub following US Airways' merger with American Airlines, but it is served by all major US carriers and several international airlines.
AI-generated content · Generated Jun 14, 2026 · MiniMax-M3

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