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Annual Report 2020
In a year that saw nearly 100 idled planes parked on normally busy runways, hundreds of cars lined up to receive aid in a normally busy parking lot, and pioneering robots cleaning the terminals at Pittsburgh International Airport, Allegheny County Airport Authority leadership redefined what it meant to be an airport in the face of a pandemic.
For a detailed look at current progress and plans for the future:
Annual Report 2019 – Smart Plan Forward
The Pittsburgh region has always had a special connection to its airports. It’s the community that has always helped to set the stage for the airport to be a leader in aviation.
And now, Pittsburgh International Airport has matched the region’s renaissance and is once again fulfilling its vision to serve the community, inspire the industry and advance the region’s role as a world leader.
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Annual Report 2018 – Transforming Pittsburgh’s Airports
Pittsburgh’s community of cultures is the foundation of Pittsburgh’s past, present and future that will continue to define our sense of place at Pittsburgh International Airport. As we approach a new year, we are able to see a modern transformation that encapsulates a new economic energy and renaissance in our growing city.
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Annual Report 2017
2017 truly marked a transformational year, with the Airport Authority making important progress across all key measurements—including the launch of a Terminal Modernization Program, which promises to positively change the air travel experience in and out of Pittsburgh for decades to come.
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Annual Report 2016 – Staying Focused on the Future
Allegheny County Airport Authority, governing agency for Pittsburgh International Airport and Allegheny County Airport, has made remarkable strides in advancing these two regional assets.
Increasing air service, embracing common goals, engaging the community, stabilizing finances and adopting innovation have all played a role. As it continues modernizing both its business structure and facilities, the Authority will do so in an environment that best reflects and serves the region.
For a detailed look at current progress and plans for the future:
State of theAIRPORT
The state of our airports is dynamic, energetic, challenging, proud, full of ambitious vision, and most of all, transformational.
Sharing Our Success
Since 2016, Allegheny County Airport Authority CEO Christina Cassotis has joined with regional leaders and airline partners to offer the community an informative look back at yearly progress and a progressive view for the future of Pittsburgh International Airport and Allegheny County Airport.