Blue Sky News
Daniel Lagiovane
06 July 2026
Taxiway Bravo had been used as primary construction entrance for the Terminal Modernization Program
For the first time in five years, an aircraft taxied along Taxiway Bravo at Pittsburgh International Airport, marking another milestone in the airport’s transformation.
Taxiway Bravo had been closed since 2021, when it was repurposed as the primary construction entrance for the airport’s Terminal Modernization Program (TMP). Over the course of the $1.7 billion project, thousands of construction vehicles, pieces of equipment, and workers used the taxiway to safely access the work site while keeping airfield operations and the traveling public separated from construction activity.
With the new terminal now open and major construction complete, Taxiway Bravo is being returned to its intended role within the airport’s airfield, restoring an important aircraft movement route and improving operational efficiency...
