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Pittsburgh International Airport

Pittsburgh International Airport is the international gateway to Pittsburgh. Hosting domestic, regional and limited international passenger and cargo services for over 20 airlines, the airport is a secondary hub for US Airways.

Location of Pittsburgh International Airport, United States

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Review of the year – global airport privatisation still robust, but patchy

13-Dec-11 2:11 PM

In 2011, similar criteria applied to airport investment as in the previous year. Any owner could not expect anything like what it might have received for the equivalent asset in 2007. Ergo BAA has bent over backwards to delay the enforced sale of London Stansted Airport, its biggest asset, until a more favourable environment exists but was not able to stop the equally enforced sale of Edinburgh Airport, scheduled for 1H2012.

Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and St Louis airports most affected by carriers' moves over past decade

13-Jan-11 4:07 PM

CAPA Centre for Aviation has assessed the winners and losers among US airports over the past decade and three have been especially affected by their primary carriers: Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and St Louis. Recent OAG data provides a clear picture of just what has happened in these locations in those 10 years.

SEA IPO by end 2011, but are the signs better this time?

14-Dec-10 10:53 AM

Milan’s SEA SpA plans to launch an IPO on the Italian stock exchange by the end of 2011 according to Chairman Giuseppe Bonomi. The airport operator will make a final decision on the offering once main owner, the City of Milan, approves its annual accounts.

US hubs outlook wrap: Previous hubs still struggle, no easy solutions...

13-Apr-10 8:46 AM

Part of the focus of the recent CAPA series on US hubs has highlighted those airports that have seen their hub status disappear or be fundamentally altered. The three primary examples were Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St Louis. In the past weeks, new studies have been released by both PIT and CVG that highlight aspects of their efforts to maintain service and provide their communities with adequate air service networks.

Meeting in St Louis is a bit more difficult. Another former US airport hub

5-Mar-10 1:37 PM

Continuing our look at former hubs in the US, we move to St Louis (STL). While the end result, loss of hub status, was the same outcome seen in Pittsburgh (PIT) and Cincinnati (CVG), the circumstances and trajectory were quite different — as is the current situation.

Pittsburgh Airport: From hub airport to point-to-point in three decades

24-Feb-10 4:27 PM

Pittsburgh is an outstanding example of the boom and bust US hub saga. Serving a metro area that now ranks amongst the top 25 in the US, population-wise, its football team, the Steelers, give a big hint as to its claim to fame—steel. Like many US cities that had their roots in heavy manufacturing, the latter part of the 20th century brought big changes to the city and its inhabitants.

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