Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT)
PIT opens childcare facility
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) has unveiled a new childcare centre, run by La Petite Academy, for infant, toddler and preschool care
FLOTUS visits PIT
United States First Lady Jill Biden visited Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) this week to hear about the Terminal Modernization Program and new PIT2Work workforce development curriculum
PIT adds TrashBot to sustainability efforts
CleanRobotics – with its TrashBot – is the latest partner to join the xBridge innovation programme at Pittsburgh International Airport
Fertiliser produced on-site at PIT
Thanks to a new partnership with local firm Ecotone Renewables, food waste at Pittsburgh International Airport is being turned into fertiliser
PIT raises the roof on new terminal
A traditional topping out ceremony has taken place at Pittsburgh International Airport’s new terminal, with some of those involved signing a steel beam
PIT and IAG team up to innovate
IAG, one of the world’s largest airline groups, is to leverage Pittsburgh International Airport's (PIT) xBridge innovation programme
Pittsburgh hosts Aviation & Robotics Summit
The first-ever Aviation & Robotics Summit is an invitation-only conference designed to connect them with roboticists
PIT reveals bridge and tunnel design
Pittsburgh International Airport has unveiled the designs for a dynamic connector bridge and tunnel between terminals
Tub girders en route to Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) will this week welcome several of the 96 tub girders required to support the front bridge of its new terminal
Remotely operated cars trialled at PIT
Tech firm Mapless AI is testing two remotely operated vehicles on roadways and passenger kerbs at Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT)
Pittsburgh marks eco successes
Pittsburgh International Airport was the first major US airport to be powered entirely by a microgrid and the system has been delivering benefits ever since
PIT breaks ground on modernisation project
More than 300 people attended a ceremony on Thursday October 14 to mark breaking ground on Pittsburgh International Airport’s $1.39bn terminal modernisation programme