Working closely with Allegheny County, Findlay and Moon Townships, the Allegheny County Airport Authority has developed a good working relationship with the municipalities within which the airport complex is located.
The Tri-County Airport Partnership (T-CAP) includes representatives from Allegheny, Beaver and Washington Counties that share an interest in the planning, growth and operation of Pittsburgh International Airport as a major development engine for the entire region.
The airport authority collaborates with the Allegheny Conference on Community Development and VisitPittsburgh on business development, tourism and conventions.
The authority is also working with many private organisations including AFCO, the Buncher Corporation, Burn & Scalo, Horizon Properties, and Trammell Crow on the successful development of properties around the airport.
Year Opened
1952
Airport Size
3,561 hectares
Total Employees
12,100
Terminals
1
Gates
75
Aircraft Movement
147,720
Mppa
8
Annual Cargo Volume
82,620 tonnes
Existing airport city developments
Airside Business Park, Clinton Commerce Park, Dick Sporting Goods HQÔÇÖs, Thermo Fisher Scientific, 911th US Air Force Reserve, 171st Pennsylvania Air National Guard, 316th US Army Reserve
Future airport city plans
PIT International Logistics Centre, Westfield, Cherrington, Office Park
Intermodal links
Road, rail & river
Economic contributions to the surrounding region
71,160 jobs, $5.7 billion in total economic activity
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