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Pittsburgh International Airport

Pittsburgh International Airport

International airport in Allegheny County, PennsylvaniaWikipedia

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Oct 31, 2026

Max PerilsteinHOST
39:35
I'm sure another airport will come down the path for you as well.
Max PerilsteinHOST
39:39
It's just a matter of time before you get another Pittsburgh International or Detroit Metro.
Max PerilsteinHOST
39:44
Absolutely.
Max PerilsteinHOST
39:45
That's our focus.
Chris HalickeHOST
1:50
I am not in the shop in downtown Pittsburgh.
Chris HalickeHOST
1:53
I am at, if you haven't been yet, I am at Pittsburgh International Airport.
Chris HalickeHOST
1:59
Oh, wrong way.
Chris HalickeHOST
2:00
There we go.
Chris HalickeHOST
0:22
I am not in the shop in downtown Pittsburgh.
Chris HalickeHOST
0:24
I am at, if you haven't been yet, I am at Pittsburgh International Airport.
Chris HalickeHOST
0:31
Oh, wrong way.
Chris HalickeHOST
0:31
There we go.
PatHOST
15:50
Well, we can't discount, McGinji, the airport Primanti sandwich.
PatHOST
15:54
I mean, you gotta get a Primanti sandwich before you leave the Pittsburgh Airport.
PatHOST
15:57
It's your last chance to get a Primanti sandwich.
PatHOST
16:01
There is one down in Fort Lauderdale.
MarkHOST
48:22
I mean, think about it this way.
MarkHOST
48:23
I was just, you know, at the, uh, you know, Pittsburgh International Airport.
MarkHOST
48:28
There's a wiggle whiskey in there.
H.J.HOST
48:30
Yep.
Jack QuinlanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:42
These fans are certain that nothing stands in the way now of the World's Championship.
Jack QuinlanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:47
The two teams arrived back in Pittsburgh on Monday night from New York, and upon arriving at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport, Danny Murtaugh and his Pirates were greeted by some 10,000 screaming fans.
Jack QuinlanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:59
Fans who knew all along that their beloved Buccaneers could do it, that they could come back.
Jack QuinlanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:04
Down here at home plate, we have the six umpires working the World Series.
Colin WilliamsPANELIST
30:33
Yeah.
Colin WilliamsPANELIST
30:33
Breeze Airways actually just expanded its offerings at Pittsburgh International Airport as well, so they're clearly on a growth trajectory.
Colin WilliamsPANELIST
30:40
Um, and the plan right now is, you know, these renovations have just wrapped up at Arnold Palmer Airport in Latrobe, and then, and Breeze is gonna be moving in next year.
Colin WilliamsPANELIST
30:48
So the plan currently is for nonstop flights to Myrtle Beach and to Orlando.
Beau MartonikGUEST
22:26
I think over the lifetime of my last 4Runner, the insurance had paid out, it was close to, there was two different ones that were 17 and then a couple that were like, so it was close to 45 or $50,000.
Beau MartonikGUEST
22:36
There's a stretch by the [laughs] the Pittsburgh Airport- It was more than the- ... that Jared has just- That you paid ... knocked the entire population back.
Beau MartonikGUEST
22:42
[laughs] And they were all just close enough that they decided to fix it instead of totaling the vehicle.
Beau MartonikGUEST
22:46
Mm-hmm.
Jay AllenHOST
26:52
So should we talk about this? What, where do we wanna talk? Do we wanna talk miscellaneous, or do we wanna talk about odd stories? Let's go miscellaneous for a moment.
Jay AllenHOST
27:01
Pittsburgh International Airport is bringing in four AI powered-- AI powered four-legged robots to help keep the terminals clean and safe.
Jay AllenHOST
27:11
Yeah, you heard me there.
Jay AllenHOST
27:12
One, uh, one robot is already on patrol while the others are expected to join in phases.
Mike SorgHOST
61:19
So it, it's called XBridge.
Mike SorgHOST
61:21
It, uh, it's, it's an innovation program they're doing, and it's embedded at the Pittsburgh International Airport.
Mike SorgHOST
61:26
Uh, two thing they're doing is, uh, skilled AI, which is exploring how robotics can help, uh, airport teams assess busy areas of the terminal, and it can also help spot things like changes in air quality, trash that needs attention, and, uh, passenger flow is getting tight I could see that.
Mike SorgHOST
61:41
And Arrow Analytics is testing technology, gives airline partners better information about carrying on bags and overhead bin space, uh, to help them, uh, gate teams make quicker, more informed decisions, uh, for, to help with boarding.

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