Pittsburgh International Airport Departures (PIT)

Flight Departures at Pittsburgh International Airport

Before exiting your transport vehicle at Pittsburgh Airport, make sure to collect your personal belongings before entering the airport gate.

Additionally, it is ideal for passengers to arrive at the facility at least 90 minutes before their flight schedule or per instruction by the airline carrier.

Parking at Pittsburgh International Airport

Pittsburgh International Airport provides parking spaces 24/7. Shuttles are available to transport customers to/from selected locations. More about short and long-term parking at Pittsburgh Airport.

Transfer Services at Pittsburgh International Airport

Passengers with outbound flights can get to the airport on a rental car, taxi, rideshare, shuttle, and public bus.

Rental Car Services at Pittsburgh International Airport

When ready to return your vehicle to the car rental center, drive back to the airport and follow the Rental Car Return signs as you near the terminal. Remove all personal items before turning over the rented vehicle.

Considering you still need to catch a flight, allow plenty of time for your drive to the airport. If you’re not sure where to go, give the rental company a call. See all rental car companies at Pittsburgh Airport.

Ride Shares at Pittsburgh International Airport

Rideshare drivers pick drop off passengers at the Ground Transportation Center of the airport.

Passengers can reserve rideshare by downloading the company’s app on their smartphone and coordinating directly with their driver. They can also request a ride a few days before their flight to avoid the inconvenience.

Taxis at Pittsburgh International Airport

The drop-off center is on the Ground Transportation Center. One-way fare from Downtown is about $40.

Most taxis will accept either cash payment or a major credit card, but it is helpful to ask in advance. It is customary to give the driver a tip (15-20% of the fare) for good service. More about getting taxis to or from Pittsburgh Airport.

Trains at Pittsburgh International Airport

The Pittsburgh Light Rail currently does not stop at the airport. It is located approximately 28 kilometers from the facility and takes around 30 minutes by bus.

Passengers are advised to choose other convenient transportation options.

Buses at Pittsburgh International Airport

28X Airport Flyer Bus runs from Robinson Town Centre, Bell Station - Carnegie, Downtown Pittsburgh, Duquesne University, Oakland, and Carnegie Mellon University to Pittsburgh International Airport every 30 minutes.

The drop-off center is on the Ground Transportation Center. The fare between Downtown and the airport is $2.75. More about getting a bus to or from Pittsburgh Airport.

Hotel Shuttle Services at Pittsburgh International Airport

Many Pittsburgh hotels provide shuttle services. Passengers may confirm with their local hotel if this is available at their accommodation. Shuttles drop off passengers at the Ground Transportation Center.

Other Services at Pittsburgh International Airport

Wi-Fi at Pittsburgh International Airport

The free Wi-Fi is available throughout all four airside concourses and food courts.

ATMs at Pittsburgh International Airport

Fees may apply for ATM withdrawals at the airport, so be sure to check your bank’s fee schedule and your daily withdrawal limit if you are traveling internationally.

Currency Exchange at Pittsburgh International Airport

Travelex has two offices (landside and airside). They are open from 1:00 AM – 4:00 PM.

Nursing Stations at Pittsburgh International Airport

The Mother’s Nursing Lounge (at Concourse C, airside, across from Kidsport) is a clean, quiet, and carpeted room with comfortable seating and a changing table. A family restroom is adjacent to the lounge.

Travelers are advised to be aware of TSA policies regarding breast milk.

Restrooms at Pittsburgh International Airport

Accessible restrooms and regular restrooms are situated throughout the airport.

Food and Beverages at Pittsburgh International Airport

There are food and beverages shops throughout the airport terminals. Most food concessions operate on varying schedules.

Shopping at Pittsburgh International Airport

The airport has many shopping options to choose from.

Smoking at Pittsburgh International Airport

Please follow smoking regulations. Smoking is not permitted inside the Airport. The use of e-cigarettes is also banned.

Lost and Found Section at Pittsburgh International Airport

For items lost on the aircraft or at the gate area, please contact the respective airlines lost and found.

If you lost an item in any other area at the airport, including the security checkpoints and shuttle buses, please contact the Lost and Found Office at +1 412-472-3525.

You can also complete the Lost and Found process at any Information Desk located throughout the airport from 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM.

When leaving your details for lost items(s), please include your full name, contact details, phone, email, and a description of the item(s).

The airport will keep all lost and found items for a considerable time at least 30 days. After said period, the property will be deemed abandoned. Please talk to the airport representative at the counter.

Information Desk at Pittsburgh International Airport

Information Desks are available throughout the airport from 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM.

Services include paging, including visual paging for the hearing impaired, language assistance, information, and passenger guidance.

Pet Relief at Pittsburgh International Airport

The pet relief area is located outside near the landside Baggage Claim area. An indoor pet relief area is available in Concourse D, next to the post office.

Please note that animals are not permitted in the terminals at the airport unless they are in proper pet carriers or being used to assist disabled individuals.

Airline policies regarding pets vary widely. Please contact the airline before making a reservation.

Disabled Passengers at Pittsburgh International Airport

The airport is fully accessible to passengers with special needs, and wheelchairs may be taken to the gate and aircraft door.

Please ask for assistance.

Travelers with disabilities or medical needs who have questions about the policies or procedures at security checkpoints can call +1 412-472-3525 for the TSA Helpline.

Additionally, they may notify the airline, travel agent, ticketing agent, flight attendant, or gate agent when carts, wheelchairs, or medical transportation is needed.