Map of Pittsburgh Airport (PIT) – gates and terminals

Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) is the primary international airport serving the Greater Pittsburgh Region. It also serves West Virginia and Ohio, and is the largest public airport in the state of Pennsylvania.

The airport operates as a hub for Southern Airways Express and is an operating base for Allegiant Air. It offers flights throughout North America and Europe and is located approximately 10mi (15km) west of downtown Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Airport: Terminal and gate map

The airport consists of two terminals. A Landside Terminal and an Airside Terminal.

Landside Terminal: Contains security check-in and security clearance areas, along with car rental counters, and pick-up and drop-off areas for ground transportation.

After clearing security, passengers use one of two underground people movers, for transport to the Airside Terminal.

Airside Terminal: Contains all Departure gates. Has four Concourses A, B, C, and D:

Concourse A: Gates A (A2-A22).

Concourse B: Gates B (B26-B48).

Concourse C: All international arrivals pass through this concourse. Gates C (C55-C61).

Concourse D: Gates D (D78-D88).

The Airside Terminal also contains an AirMall, which offers numerous retail stores and restaurants.

Dining and shops at Pittsburgh Airport

There are many dining options at the airport. These have been conveniently located for travelers before and after security clearances, in both terminals, and as part of all four concourses. Options for food at the airport include cafes, coffee shops, bakeries, fast food, casual dining, takeaway, fresh foods, sandwiches, high-quality sit-down restaurants, bars and grills.

There are some shopping options located before security at the landside terminal, however the majority of shopping outlets are located in the airside terminal, as part of the center core. There are also newsstands, bookstores, and duty-free shopping outlets located in most of the individual concourse sections.

Find transportation from the airport: Bus, rideshare, taxi, rental cars, parking

Public Transit: Pittsburgh Regional Transit offers public services from the airport via the 28X Airport Flyer. The Fullington Bus departs from the airport at 2:50pm daily, from Door 2 of the first floor at the baggage claim area. Services run to the Greyhound station in Pittsburgh. Mountain Line offers a Grey Line bus that routes to West Virginia. The bus stop is located outside Door 2 of the first floor, with pickup times 11:45am, 5:45pm, and 9:05pm. It also makes stops at the Greyhound stations in Pittsburgh and Washington.

Ridesharing: Ridesharing services are available outside the Baggage Claim Door 4, at the commercial arrivals curb.

Taxi: Several taxi services are available for booking via telephone.

Car rentals: Several car rental companies operate counters on the Baggage Claim level of the Landside Terminal.

Parking: Several parking options are available at the airport. These include short-term garages, long-term lots within walking distance, extended-stay parking lots with shuttle bus service, and economy lots that do not offer shuttle services.