Pittsburgh has Spirit and Deals to Germany

Now You Can Fly Spirit from Pittsburgh International: Nonstop Service to 7 Cities!

Spirit Airlines is here to save you from expensive summer travel! Spirit is proud to announce Pittsburgh International Airport will become the 61st city to join its expanding network, with new nonstop service to seven popular destinations:

Dallas/Fort Worth (Starting May 25)
Myrtle Beach (Starting May 25)
Fort Lauderdale (Starting June 15
Orlando (Starting June 22)
Las Vegas (Starting June 22)
Houston (Starting July 13)
Los Angeles (Starting July 13)

Spirit's new flights are available for purchase now. Customers can check out the crazy low fares and vacation packages available to all of the destinations we fly at www.spirit.com and also sign up to receive alerts on Spirit's email deals and offers.

Book Your Flight to Europe via Frankfurt, Germany on Condor

As part of the largest U.S. expansion in company history, Condor Airlines is offering sale fares on nonstop flights to Frankfurt, Germany from Pittsburgh International Airport.

Flights will be offered twice weekly on Monday and Friday beginning June 23 on a Boeing wide-body 767-300. From Frankfurt, passengers can connect to other top destinations in Europe including Prague, Rome, Barcelona and Amsterdam.

All Condor passengers receive complimentary checked baggage, complimentary beverages and meals and complimentary in-flight entertainment.

Flights from Pittsburgh to Frankfurt start as low as:

$329.99 (one-way) in Economy
$429.99 (one-way) in Premium
$799.99 (one-way) in Business class

Book Your European Vacation Now

OneJet Doubles Nonstop Flights to Richmond and Louisville

OneJet, the air transportation network that provides increased access to nonstop travel in small and medium size markets, has announced additional flights to two existing markets from Pittsburgh International Airport.

Beginning April 3, OneJet will add second daily flights to Richmond, VA and to Louisville, KY, reducing travel time to one hour on average.

The routes are part of a rapidly growing list of OneJet destinations from Pittsburgh including:

Hartford
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Albany (Starting Soon)

The additional flights to both cities are now on sale.

See Flight Times and Reserve Your Seat

Airport Authority Releases Annual Report, Outlines Plans for Future

The Allegheny County Airport Authority has released its Annual Report to the community, which is an interactive synopsis outlining air service and passenger growth increases, terminal improvements and stabilized financial position at www.flypittsburgh.com/AR16.

The report was unveiled at the 2017 State of the Airport program Feb. 22 attended by 200 people. At the event, CEO Christina Cassotis outlined an 80 percent increase in nonstop flights over the past two years, a three-year trend of increasing passenger traffic and four years of lowering costs to airlines.

"We have left behind the declines of the past to become a thriving origin-and-destination airport that reflects our revitalized region," Cassotis said.

Read the Full Report

Passport to Paris Giveaway: Win a Trip to Paris

As part of our partnership with the Pittsburgh Home and Garden Show March 10-19 at the Convention Center Downtown, you can shop over 10 acres full of everything for your home and win a trip to Paris!

Enter to win a grand prize of two roundtrip coach class tickets on Delta Air Lines from Pittsburgh to Paris and $1,500 in Visa gift cards for hotel accommodations at the hotel of your choice in Paris, courtesy of Delta Air Lines and Pittsburgh International Airport.

Delta will resume seasonal nonstop service from Pittsburgh International to Paris beginning May 25.

Enter daily through March 24. Official contest rules are available on the website.

Enter to Win a Trip to Paris on Delta

First Time Flyers Program Takes Mystery Out of Travel: Courses Offered April 26 and 29

Studies show that up to 40 percent of people have some degree of anxiety about flying.

With ever-changing security rules, sprawling airport complexes and media coverage of aircraft and airport emergencies, it's easy to understand all the unease. But fear not, Pittsburghers! Pittsburgh International Airport offers a course that helps you become a more relaxed, confident traveler.

Our First Time Flyers program is designed to guide you through the process of flying from booking to boarding.

The next courses will be offered on April 26 and 29.

Learn More on our Blog and Register

Airport Officials Representing Pittsburgh on National Stage

Airport Authority CEO Christina Cassotis joined a select group of airport leaders from across the U.S. on March 1, in testifying before Congress about infrastructure needs and funding challenges facing medium-size airports like Pittsburgh International.

Additionally, Bryan Dietz, Vice President of Air Service Development, has been named to a new working group for the U.S. Department of Transportation on Improving Air Service to Small Communities.