The Transformation has Begun
Check back frequently to see time-lapse videos and images showing all the progress at the site and watch the transformation taking place.
Construction Progress
Three construction cameras installed by Multi-Vista, a Pittsburgh-based provider, mounted on the roof of Concourses C and D and the Landside Terminal, are providing a bird’s eye view of the Terminal Modernization Program. Beginning April 1, 2021, contractors including Independence Excavating, West Moreland Electric and W.G. Tomko began early site construction and the first steps in preparing the future site for building a new 700,000 square foot terminal, a new five-story parking garage and rental car facilities that will improve the customer experience and modernize the airport with new tech-forward, health-conscious facilities.
April-May 2021
In April, contractors set up barricades and safe driving lanes on the west ramp between Concourses C and D. They also began saw-cutting concrete on the ramp for slab removal.
In May, we began the concrete removal of some 300,000 square feet of material to prepare for the new terminal’s foundations.
Watch for more time-lapse videos and other construction news coming soon.
Construction Site Still Image Gallery
April 2nd, 2021 Pre Site Prep
April 5th, 2021 Day 1 Site Prep
April 9th, 2021 Day 5 Site Prep
April 30th, 2021 End of Site Prep Month 1
Benefits for the Region
The long-term goal of the TMP is to create a smarter, more modern, more cost-efficient airport that will help reduce costs for airlines and attract more flights, more tourists, and more businesses to the region. In the short-term, the region can expect thousands of jobs created and more than $1 billion in economic activity.
Benefits for Passengers
By addressing these inefficiencies through the TMP, passengers will experience a more efficient journey that will help them get them through security quicker, arrive at their gate sooner, collect their bags faster and enjoy their journey through an airport that looks and feels like it belongs in Pittsburgh.