Concourse C at Pittsburgh Airport
Concourse C is Pittsburgh International Airport’s international gate: 6 gates where every international arrival is processed (except flights arriving from cities with United States border preclearance). The concourse also holds both of the airport’s dedicated lounges for drop-in and military travellers.
Key facts
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Gates | 6, including the international arrivals gates |
| International arrivals | All international flights deplane here; arriving passengers then follow the signs for passport control and customs |
| Lounges | The Club PIT (near Gate C1) and the free military and veterans lounge |
| Access | Airside centre core after the Skybridge |
International arrivals
- Deplane at a C gate and follow the signs for passport control — travellers from cities offering US border preclearance arrive as domestic flights.
- After immigration and customs, continue to baggage claim on the Landside Terminal’s Ground Level for onward transport.
- Connecting passengers follow the signs for their next flight; stay airside where possible and allow extra time for the formalities when you must collect bags.
Lounges on Concourse C
- The Club PIT — just inside the concourse near Gate C1, open daily 4:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; 102 seats; access with Priority Pass or a day pass (from about $64).
- Free military and veterans lounge — a complimentary space for active-duty service members and veterans in Concourse C.
Concourse C is the smallest concourse with only 6 gates — international arrivals share them with scheduled services, so check the gate on your boarding pass carefully.