Our Airports
The Allegheny County Airport Authority (ACAA) oversees and maintains Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) and Allegheny County Airport (AGC).
At the ACAA, we are redefining our airports to better reflect and serve the community, inspire the aviation industry and advance the Pittsburgh region’s role as a world leader.
Pittsburgh International Airport
PIT leads with innovation. We are flying nonstop to over 60 destinations, connecting Pittsburgh to the world and the world to Pittsburgh.
We are transforming our airport to meet the needs of the Pittsburgh region through a $1.7 billion modernization comprised of a new terminal, new parking complex and extensive improvements to existing facilities. This transformation project has already generated billions of dollars for the region and 14,300 jobs. With a people-first design, architecture that reflects the beauty of Western Pennsylvania and updated features, a transformed PIT is the airport Pittsburgh deserves, and it arrives in 2025.
At PIT, we are constantly reimagining what an airport can be. We are dedicated to making air travel more sustainable with an on-site microgrid – a more resilient solution for energy that powers our entire campus. We are investing in our workforce through our childcare center, available to ACAA team members, and our on-site pre-apprenticeship training program, PIT2Work. We are testing new technology on our campus via our xBridge program, providing innovative solutions to some of the most pressing challenges in the modern aviation industry. And that is just the start.
Allegheny County Airport
AGC initially opened in 1931 and has since been advancing modern corporate and recreational air travel. Located in West Mifflin, Pa., AGC is an FAA-designated reliever airport for PIT as well as for small and mid-sized private, corporate and commercial air traffic.
AGC houses one of the nation’s premier aviation maintenance schools, air medical transport services, flight training operations and two fixed-base operators (FBO) – it is also home to numerous corporate and private aircraft.
Pittsburgh International Airport
Pittsburgh is a city on the rise; its airport is too.
Pittsburgh International Airport leads with innovation. We’re flying nonstop to 60+ destinations to connect Pittsburgh to the world and the world to Pittsburgh.
We’re building a new airport designed to meet the needs of our thriving region. The new terminal expects to generate billions of dollars for the region. With its passenger-first design, architecture that reflects the beauty of Western Pennsylvania and updated features, PIT’s new airport is built for the modern Pittsburgh traveler.
At PIT, we’re going beyond the constraints of a typical airport. We’re striving to make air travel more sustainable with an on-site microgrid – a cleaner, greener solution to energy that powers our campus. We’re investing in our workforce through our childcare center available to ACAA team members and our on-site pre-apprenticeship training program, PIT2Work. We’re testing new technology on our campus via our xBridge program to provide innovative solutions to some of the biggest challenges in the industry today. And that’s just the start.
Allegheny County Airport
AGC initially opened in 1931 and has since been advancing modern corporate and recreational travel. Located in West Mifflin, Pa., AGC is an FAA-designated reliver airport for PIT and small and mid-sized private, corporate and commercial traffic.
The county airport houses one of the nation’s premier aviation maintenance schools, air medical transport services, flight training operations and two fixed-base operators (FBO) and is home to numerous corporate planes and private aircraft.