Pittsburgh International Airport
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Pittsburgh International Airport is an airport in Findlay Township, Pennsylvania, about 18 miles west of Pittsburgh. It is a hub of US Airways and its IATA Airport Code is PIT.

Pittsburgh International Airport has three terminals.

On September 8, 1994, a Boeing 737 carrying USAir Flight 427 with 132 people on board, crashed on approach to Pittsburgh International Airport. There were no survivors.

Terminals

Terminal A

• US Airways Gates A1-25, B26 - B50
• US Airways Express Gates A16 - A25

Terminal C

• Air Canada Jazz Gates C51, C53
• AirTran Gates C52, C54
• Atlantic Coast Airlines dba United Express Gates C51, C53
• Skyways Airlines Gates C51, C53
• United Airlines Gates C51, C53

Terminal D

• America West Gate D79
• American Airlines Gates D86 - D89
• American Eagle Gates D86 - D89
• American Trans Air Gate D87
• Atlantic Coast Airlines dba Delta Connection Gates D76, D78, D80
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines dba Delta Connection Gates D76, D78, D80
• Commutair dba Continental Connection Gates D77, D79
• Comair dba Delta Connection Gates D76, D78, D80
• Continental Airlines Gates D77, D79
• Continental Express Gates D77, D79
• Delta Air Lines Gates D76, D78, D80
• Express 1 Gates D81, D83
• Mesaba Airlines dba Northwest Airlink Gates D81, D83
• Northwest Airlines Gates D81, D83

Terminal Varies

• Southeast Airlines

External Links

• Pittsburgh International Airport Homepage

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