A little over four years after ground was broken, the first passengers began coming and going from Pittsburgh International Airport’s new $1.7 billion terminal Tuesday. The new terminal replaces an outdated landside terminal designed for an airline and traveler base of the past, one that airport officials say Pittsburgh has long since closed its doors on in favor of a local passenger community.
Airport officials say the transformation marks the start of an enhanced air travel experience to better connect Pittsburgh to the world and the world to Pittsburgh. Officials say passengers can expect a faster and more streamlined security experience, quicker baggage delivery, more enhanced and efficient parking options, and expanded shopping and dining choices. The new terminal was also built with Universal Access in mind, ensuring it creates a more welcoming experience for every passenger.
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Originally published: November 18, 2025
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