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Fly From Chicago to Pittsburgh
Origin | Chicago |
|---|---|
Destination | Pittsburgh |
Number of Daily Flights | 38 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | May 20 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | May 21 |
Popular Airlines | United Airlines |
Cheap flights from Chicago to Pittsburgh
Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) is a popular international airport. Getting there via public transportation is a smart option, using CTA trains or buses. Trains in Chicago are called the “L,” and the Blue Line L offers 24/7 service to the airport from downtown Chicago. If traveling by bus, Route 250 from Dempster and Route 300 from Mannheim go straight to ORD.
Flights to Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) are frequent and brief, with nonstop flights lasting about an hour and a half.
Port Authority West Busway can take you to downtown Pittsburgh and Oakland, while ACCESS ADA ParaTransit offers transportation for those who need special assistance. This requires you to book your ticket in advance.
Attractions
Pittsburgh is the second largest city in Pennsylvania. Enjoy family getaways at The Children’s Museum or Sandcastle Waterpark.
Visit Fort Ligonier and Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area for a romp through local history.
Hints and Tips
Many hotels are situated where the Ohio River forks into the Allegheny and Monogahela Rivers. This area is no more than 30-minute drive from PIT.
Weather is temperamental depending upon the season: the snowy winter months delve into the cold 30s, while the summertime sees highs in the upper 80s. Thunderstorms can be expected in the summer.