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We are still working on our site. All of the information will be completed by October 20, 2001.

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Welcome to PIT – Pittsburgh International Airport, recently ranked #1 in the U.S. and #3 in the world by the readers of Conde Naste Traveler magazine. Now, we are working even harder to maintain the high level of customer satisfaction that travelers enjoy and expect.
It all starts with the 23 airlines that call PIT home. They provide passenger, cargo and charter service to cities around the world. In fact, every day, they make 581 non-stop flights to 119 cities.
Use this web site to discover all the ways PIT can serve your travel needs – for pleasure and for business.
From here, you can go anywhere.

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AIRPORT NEWS AND UPDATES

OCTOBER 2, 2001

The airport has heightened security measures in place and extra police patrols. Pittsburgh International Airport is working with the every government enforcement agency and the airlines on a continual basis to ensure security at the airport.

We are working hard and making the extra effort to help rebuild our region's confidence in air travel.

Pittsburgh, PA (September 24, 2001) - Effective today, air travelers at Pittsburgh International Airport can be dropped off and picked up at the ticketing level curbside, Landside Terminal. Commercial vehicles including cabs, limos, courtesy vans and buses are dropping off and picking up at the baggage claim level of the Landside Terminal. While the vehicle is dropping off/picking up at the terminal curbsides, someone needs to remain in the car. Any car left unattended at the terminal curbsides or parked illegally will be towed immediately.

The Allegheny County Airport Authority worked in conjunction with the Federal Aviation Administration to implement these changes. These changes are made within the heightened security measures currently in place at the airport and have been approved by the FAA.

Additional restrictions: There is still no curbside baggage check-in. Only ticketed passengers are permitted pass the security checkpoint. Both carry-on and checked baggage may be subjected to searches.

UPDATE!!! OCTOBER 1, 2001: Curbside check- in has been reinstated at Pittsburgh International Airport.