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24-Feb-2010 5:27 AM

Pittsburgh Airport: From hub airport to point-to-point in three decades

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Pittsburgh is an outstanding example of the boom and bust US hub saga. Serving a metro area that now ranks amongst the top 25 in the US, population-wise, its football team, the Steelers, give a big hint as to its claim to fame-steel. Like many US cities that had their roots in heavy manufacturing, the latter part of the 20th century brought big changes to the city and its inhabitants.

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