Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index Pittsburgh International Airport is an airport in Findlay Township, Pennsylvania, about 18 miles west of Pittsburgh. It is a hub of US Airways and its IATA Airport Code is PIT. Pittsburgh International Airport has three terminals. On September 8, 1994, a Boeing 737 carrying USAir Flight 427 with 132 people on board, crashed on approach to Pittsburgh International Airport. There were no survivors. Table of contents 1 Terminals 1.1 Terminal A 1.2 Terminal C 1.3 Terminal D 1.4 Terminal Varies 2 External Links Terminals Terminal A US Airways Gates A1-25, B26 - B50 US Airways Express Gates A16 - A25 Terminal C Air Canada Jazz Gates C51, C53 AirTran Gates C52, C54 Atlantic Coast Airlines dba United Express Gates C51, C53 Skyways Airlines Gates C51, C53 United Airlines Gates C51, C53 Terminal D America West Gate D79 American Airlines Gates D86 - D89 American Eagle Gates D86 - D89 American Trans Air Gate D87 Atlantic Coast Airlines dba Delta Connection Gates D76, D78, D80 Atlantic Southeast Airlines dba Delta Connection Gates D76, D78, D80 Commutair dba Continental Connection Gates D77, D79 Comair dba Delta Connection Gates D76, D78, D80 Continental Airlines Gates D77, D79 Continental Express Gates D77, D79 Delta Air Lines Gates D76, D78, D80 Express 1 Gates D81, D83 Mesaba Airlines dba Northwest Airlink Gates D81, D83 Northwest Airlines Gates D81, D83 Terminal Varies Southeast Airlines External Links Pittsburgh International Airport Homepage This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.