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Beaver is less than 1-mile from Exit 38B of I-376 connecting directly to: Pittsburgh Airport (18 miles – 20 minutes) Moon Twp (19 miles – 25 minutes) City of Pittsburgh (35 miles – 40 minutes) Interstate 76 (11 miles – 15 minutes) Interstate 79 at Cranberry Twp (12 miles – 25 minutes) Interstate 80 (40 miles – 45 minutes)
Public Transit
Beaver Borough public transit needs are served by the national award-winning Beaver County Transit Authority. In 2006, the Public Transportation Association named BCTA as the “Best Small Transit System in the United States”, the national association’s only two-time honoree. BCTA provides on demand local transit and fixed route direct connections to regional major shopping and employment centers and interconnection with Pittsburgh Area Transit (PAT).
Pittsburgh International Airport
DECEMBER PASSENGER TRAFFIC REPORT: TRAFFIC SURPASSES 8 MILLION; UP 1.6% IN 2015
PITTSBURGH (Feb. 12, 2016) – Pittsburgh International Airport ended 2015 with total passenger traffic up 1.6 percent over 2014, and total passengers above the 8 million mark, the first time since 2012.
In 2015, 8,128,187 passengers traveled through the airport compared with 7,998,970 passengers in 2014, representing a 1.6 percent increase. In the month of December, a total of 637,212 passengers traveled through the airport, a slight increase over December 2014 which had 635,627 passengers.
Passenger traffic trended upward throughout 2015, which saw nine months with positive growth, as new airlines added new service, seats and additional flight frequency. Total commercial operations were up 6.2 percent for the year, largely due to new nonstop flights launched on Allegiant, Porter, OneJet, Sun Air Express and Southwest, which now serves the most nonstop routes from Pittsburgh.
“These statistics are important indicators of the progress at Pittsburgh International, increasing air service and the overall health of our region,” said Allegheny County Airport Authority CEO Christina Cassotis. “They also continue to solidify our position as a competitive origin and destination facility with a diversity of carriers. We look forward to growing those numbers more in 2016.”
As of today, Pittsburgh International Airport serves 54 airports nonstop with more than 13,000 available seats on 13 carriers, including this week’s announcement by OneJet that Hartford service will begin in May. Pittsburgh International has added 15 new nonstop destinations in the past 13 months and more than 20 overall routes.
The average number of weekday departures climbed from 154 in 2014 to 167 in 2015.
Within a 20 minute, non-stop drive is the Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT), a world-class facility that accommodates more than eight million travelers in nearly 148,000 aircraft operations per year. With about 155 non-stop flights per day to 37 destinations, Pittsburgh International Airport is served by 12 commercial air carriers:
| Air Canada | Allegiant |
| American Airlines | Delta Air Lines |
| JetBlue | Interjet & Swift Air |
| OneJet | Porter |
| Southwest | Sun Air Express |
| United Airlines | Xtra Airways |
