Papan Anggegana Internasional Pittsburgh

Papan Anggegana Nagarantara Pittsburgh (IATA: PIT, ICAO: KPIT, LID FAA: PIT) (Inggris: Pittsburgh International Airport) ya iku papan anggegana kang dumunung ana ing 20 miles (30 km) ing kulon kutha Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ing dalan metu 6 saka PA-60 (calon I-376) lan Terminal Lor ing PA Turnpike 576 (calon I-576). PIT kang utama ngelayani pamaburan sipil minangka 186 penerbangan non-stop saben dina ka 49 destinasi déning 28 perusahaan pamaburan. Papan Anggegana kang didadèkaké pangkalan Pittsburgh Joint Air Reserve Station.

Greater Pittsburgh Airport, circa 1977.

End of Concourse A, sealed off (December 2011)

Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 Pulling into the gate from Orlando, FL

Pittsburgh's Landside Terminal. A portion of the numerous ticketing counters is visible.

Airside Terminal, with Calder's mobile in center.

Gate A5 (Southwest)

Interior of Concourse B.

Entry to Concourse D.

Demolished arm of the E gates

Papan Anggegana Nagarantara Pittsburgh
Barkas:PIT Airport Logo.svg
IATA: PIT ICAO: KPIT FAA LID: PIT
Ringkesan
Jinis papan anggegana	Public / Military
Kang nglakokaké	Allegheny County Airport Authority
Ngladèni	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pernah	Findlay Township, Pennsylvania
Élevasi MISLS	1,204 ft / 367 m
Koordhinat	40°29′29″N 080°13′58″W
Situs wèb	www.pitairport.com
Sana playu
Ener Dawa Palumahan ft m 10R/28L 11,500 3,505 Beton 10L/28R 10,502 3,201 Aspal/concrete 10C/28C 9,708 2,959 Aspal/Beton 14/32 8,101 2,469 Beton
Helipads
Number Dawa Palumahan ft m H1 60 18 Beton
Statistik (2010)
Total passengers[1] 8,195,359 Aircraft operations[1] 144,563 Total Cargo (metric tonnes)[1] 77,335 Main airlines Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, US Airways
Sources: FAA,[2] ACI[1], Airport website.[3]

Papan Anggegana Nagarantara Pittsburgh ya iku papan anggegana misuwur lan gedhé dhéwé nomer 2 ing Pennsylvania sajeroning babagan cacah penumpang lan nomer 45 ing Amérika Sarekat. Papan Anggegana Pittsburgh ya iku hub US Airways, maskapé pamaburan AS.

Maskapé pamaburan

Penumpang

Perusahaan montor mabur	Paran	Concourse
Air Canada Express operated by Jazz Air	Toronto-Pearson	C
AirTran Airways operated by Southwest Airlines	Atlanta, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Orlando Seasonal: Tampa	C
American Airlines	Dallas/Fort Worth	D
American Eagle	Chicago-O'Hare, Miami, New York-JFK	D
Apple Vacations operated by Frontier Airlines	Seasonal:Cancun [begins August 16, 2012], Punta Cana [begins August 17, 2012]	D
Delta Air Lines	Atlanta, Detroit, New York-JFK Seasonal: Minneapolis/St. Paul, Paris-Charles de Gaulle[4]	D
Delta Connection operated by Chautauqua Airlines	Memphis	D
Delta Connection operated by Comair	Cincinnati, Detroit, Memphis, New York-JFK, New York-LaGuardia [All end September 29, 2012]	D
Delta Connection operated by Compass Airlines	Minneapolis/St. Paul	D
Delta Connection operated by ExpressJet	Atlanta, Memphis, Minneapolis/St. Paul	D
Delta Connection operated by GoJet	New York-JFK, New York-LaGuardia	D
Delta Connection operated by Pinnacle Airlines	Cincinnati, Detroit, Memphis, Minneapolis/St. Paul, New York-JFK	D
JetBlue Airways	Boston, New York-JFK	C
Southwest Airlines	Baltimore, Chicago-Midway, Denver, Las Vegas, Orlando, Phoenix, Tampa Seasonal: West Palm Beach [begins February 14, 2013][5]	A
United Airlines	Chicago-O'Hare, Denver, Houston-Intercontinental, Los Angeles, San Francisco	C/D
United Express operated by Colgan Air	Newark, Washington-Dulles	D
United Express operated by CommutAir	Cleveland	D
United Express operated by ExpressJet Airlines	Chicago-O'Hare, Houston-Intercontinental, Newark, Washington-Dulles	C/D
United Express operated by Mesa Airlines	Chicago-O'Hare, Washington-Dulles	C
United Express operated by Shuttle America	Denver, Newark	C/D
United Express operated by SkyWest Airlines	Houston-Intercontinental, Washington-Dulles	C/D
US Airways	Charlotte, Philadelphia, Phoenix	B
US Airways Express operated by Air Wisconsin	Boston, New York-LaGuardia, Philadelphia, Washington-National	B
US Airways Express operated by Chautauqua Airlines	New York-LaGuardia	B
US Airways Express operated by Republic Airlines	Boston, New York-LaGuardia, Philadelphia, Washington-National	B
US Airways Express operated by Trans States Airlines	Hartford/Springfield, New York-LaGuardia, Raleigh/Durham, St. Louis	B

Kargo

FedEx Express Airbus A300 plane parked at a cargo gate.

Perusahaan montor mabur	Paran
FedEx Express	Indianapolis, Memphis
FedEx Feeder operated by Wiggins Airways	State College
UPS Airlines	Louisville, Philadelphia

Top routes and airlines

Top Ten Busiest Domestic Routes Out of PIT(May 2011 – April 2012)^[6]

Rank	City	Passengers	Carriers
1	Atlanta, GA	446,000	AirTran, Delta
2	Charlotte, NC	332,000	US Airways
3	Philadelphia, PA	271,000	US Airways
4	Chicago, IL (ORD)	233,000	American, United
5	Orlando, FL	202,000	AirTran, Southwest
6	Chicago, IL (MDW)	188,000	Southwest
7	Boston, MA	181,000	JetBlue, US Airways
8	Dallas/Fort Worth, TX	163,000	American
9	New York, NY (JFK)	158,000	American, Delta, JetBlue
10	Phoenix, AZ	148,000	Southwest, US Airways

Top airlines at PIT by daily flights (March 2012)^[7]

Rank	Airline	Average daily flights	Top destination
1	US Airways	43	Philadelphia
2	Delta Air Lines	27	Atlanta
3	United Airlines	25	Chicago-O'Hare
4	Southwest Airlines	17	Chicago-Midway
5	AirTran Airways	13	Atlanta
6	United Airlines	13	Newark
7	American Airlines	12	Chicago-O'Hare
8	JetBlue Airways	5	Boston
9	Air Canada	3	Toronto-Pearson

Top airlines at PIT by passengers. (2009 Final)^[8]

Rank	Airline	Passengers	% Change	% of Passengers
1	US Airways	2,296,561	20.3	28.73
2	Southwest Airlines	1,509,547	3	18.88
3	Delta Air Lines[A]	1,369,010	8.04	17.13
4	United Airlines	778,606	0.7	9.74
5	Airtran Airways[B]	664,457	20.02	8.31
6	American Airlines	430,819	4.5	5.39
7	JetBlue Airways	176,971	10.9	2.21
8	USA 3000 Airlines	108,456	40	1.36
9	Midwest Airlines	71,708	11.8	0.90
10	Air Canada	32,878	25.5	0.41
11	Direct Air	31,194	12.7	0.39

FAA Airport Diagram of KPIT

General aviation

Perusahaan montor mabur	Paran
Netjets	Chartered Flights across North America.
Miami Air	Chartered Flights across North America, long time charter for Pittsburgh Penguins