Getting Around Morgantown
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Morgantown Airport information
The award-winning Pittsburgh International Airport holds a stellar reputation for its excellent visitor services, beautiful architecture and large volume of domestic and international flights. Opened in 1992, the $1 billion airport is located 16 miles outside of downtown Pittsburgh, services 10 million travelers per year and operates approximately 430 daily flights to 107 destinations. The airport spans 2.1 million square feet and sits on 12,900 acres, an area twice the size of downtown Pittsburgh.
Morgantown Train information
Amtrak service is available to Pittsburgh via two routes. The Capitol Limited route runs daily between Washington, DC and Chicago, traveling through the Potomac Valley and the Allegheny Mountains into Pittsburgh, while the Pennsylvanian route travels daily from Pittsburgh to New York City.
Morgantown Ground information
Pittsburgh has numerous taxi companies, with many select companies servicing the Pittsburgh International Airport. The city's taxi fares include a $2.25 initial fee and $0.25 fee per additional 1/7 mile. Travelers should expect a $35 fare from the airport to downtown Pittsburgh.
Morgantown Public information
The Port Authority zoned fare system is based on trip length originating from downtown Pittsburgh; there are two fare zones in the downtown region and three zones located outside of the downtown area. Single fare rides by zone are $1.50 for adults and $0.75 for children for the downtown zone; $2 for adults and $1 for children within one zone; $2.60 for adults and $1.30 for children for two zones; and $3.25 for adults and $1.60 for children in three zones. Seniors with identification ride free at all times.