Mar 9, 2023 | In The News | 0 comments
The automated tram that has taken air travelers between Pittsburgh International Airport’s two terminals since they opened in 1992 will stop running when a new, $1.4 billion terminal opens in 2025.
Allegheny County Airport Authority officials on Thursday unveiled plans for a connector bridge that will link the new terminal with the existing airside terminal.
Read more on Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
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