[KPIT] - Pittsburgh International Airport has four runways, a wide, open layout. Three east–west parallel runways and a fourth crosswind runway. The airport’s two longest runways are 11,500 feet (3,510 m) and 10,775 feet (3,280 m), allowing PIT to accommodate the largest airliners.
In 2021, the airport became the first in the world with its own microgrid, which provides power to the entire airport with natural gas and solar power.
Terminal
The airport complex consists of two main buildings, the “Landside Terminal” and the “Airside Terminal”. The terminal consists of 75 gates on four concourses; however, only 56 gates are available for use.
Features
– Realistic modeling with over 100 custom modelled buildings.
– Detailed ground polygon model including 3D modelled taxi bridge
– Numbered gate parking stands.
– 3D parallax rooms on most buildings simulating an interior.
– Taxi signs and hand placed taxi lights around the airport.
– Runway approach lighting.
– OSM (open street map) background buildings and roads, along with illuminated street lights in the distance.
– Beautiful background scenery