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Fly From Atlanta to Pittsburgh
Origin | Atlanta |
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Destination | Pittsburgh |
Number of Daily Flights | 18 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | Nov 28 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | Nov 29 |
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Cheap flights from Atlanta to Pittsburgh
Whether business or vacation brings you to Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT), you will enjoy your time in this Pennsylvania gem. Pittsburgh is home to one of the most picturesque ballparks in all of Major League Baseball. The Pirates play their homes games at PNC Park, and the stadium offers fans spectacular views of the river, as well as the city skyline.
Heinz Hall and Heinz Memorial Chapel are both classic examples of historical Pittsburgh architecture, and the Carnegie Museum of Natural History houses an amazing collection that will keep you entertained for hours.
Key Facts
Pittsburgh is the confluence of the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers, so visitors to the city will spend a lot of time crossing the bridges that lead over these major waterways. Visitors who have a rental car will be able to make the drive from Pittsburgh Airport to Philadelphia in two or three hours.
Hints and Tips
Passengers who are inbound from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) will be in the air for a little over one hour. The Senator John Heinz History Center near the airport, is a local attraction that should be near the top of every visitor's list. The center highlights the leading role that Pittsburgh played in the industrialization of the United States of America.