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How Pittsburgh plans to build an off-the-grid “airport of the future”
The early stages of the coronavirus pandemic were painful for airports and the greater travel industry. But as the country adapts to the “new normal” and finds paths to return to business, the travel industry is recovering. Travel spending improved to 9% below 2019...
Rating agencies assign high scores to Airport Authority ahead of bond issuance
Fitch, Kroll and Moody's weigh in on $823.6 million of bonds to finance terminal modification program. Read More on Pittsburgh Business Times
Can America’s Airports Come Back Better?
For some U.S. airports, the pandemic pause presented an opportunity to innovate and become models for the future of air travel. As any international traveler knows firsthand, U.S. airports have long lagged behind their foreign counterparts in both aesthetic appeal and...
Pittsburgh draws inspiration for its “right-sized” airport
When Pittsburgh International Airport opened its last great modernization project in 1992, it was hailed as the airport of the future. The then-novel configuration divided the airport into two main structures — a landside terminal for check-ins, security screening,...
Airlines Serving Pittsburgh International Airport Give Final Approval For Modernization Project
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The long-awaited remodel and modernization of Pittsburgh International Airport has cleared another hurdle. According to Pittsburgh International Airport, the airlines serving the airport have given their full approval for the Terminal Modernization...
NBC’s ‘Dateline’ Features PIT’s Progress In Pandemic Special
The Terminal Modernization Program at Pittsburgh International Airport got a national audience on March 11th as part of an NBC “Dateline” special. “Dateline” aired “COVID: One Year Later” and featured an interview with PIT CEO Christina Cassotis along with renderings...
Gallery
Explore images, renderings, and videos of the Terminal Modernization Program and transformation of Pittsburgh International Airport. Please note: These are conceptual renderings of what the new terminal could look like.
Facts & Figures
The TMP is expected to add nearly 14,300 direct and indirect jobs to the region, generate $2.5 billion in economic activity and reduce the time from curb to gates by 50 percent. Explore more facts and figures on the impact of the TMP.