Pittsburgh International Airport announces another milestone as part of its ongoing modernization project. As the airport gears up for record-breaking travel and a new terminal, Pittsburgh International Airport also expands its stores and restaurants. Fifteen new concessions will grace the airport.
The new lineup includes several local brands, such as Wexford-based coffee and tea house Café Conmigo. National brands like Jimmy John’s, Sambazon Acai, Bad Egg and more also come to the airport. Modern Deli Stack+Press Delicatessen, Mexican restaurant Mi Casa Cantina and Camden Food Market provide passengers with even more options.
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Several new specialty retail stores will also open. Champion City Sports will not only offer Pittsburgh sports team wear and memorabilia but also items with collaborations from Vera Bradley. Other new retailers include MAC and Duquesne & Co. Most of these new concessions will open in the Airside Terminal from which all of the airport’s arriving and departing flights operate. Some stores and restaurants will also open in the airport’s new terminal, slated to open next year.
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Existing concessions, including Johnston and Murphy and InMotion, are undergoing full refits. InMotion will also open an additional larger store to serve the growing technology needs of travelers with a focus on Apple products.
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