Facility Overview
E & S Parking Inc operates parking and ground transportation support services located directly at 1000 Airport Boulevard in Moon Township, Pennsylvania. Serving the Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) corridor, this facility functions primarily as an airport parking and commercial transport staging area. Situated within the airport\'s primary terminal and landside perimeter, the site features a paved, open-air surface layout designed to handle high turnover and continuous vehicle movement. Because it is an open-air surface operation without the restrictive low overhead ceilings typically found in airport parking garages, the location offers generous vertical clearance suitable for passenger sedans, full-size SUVs, pickup trucks, and high-profile commercial passenger vans.
Prime Location & Nearby Attractions
Conveniently positioned on Airport Boulevard, the facility is strategically placed for travelers and airport visitors:
- Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) Landside Terminal: Located directly on airport grounds, providing seamless access to commercial departures, arrivals, baggage claim, and airline check-in counters.
- Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh International Airport: Positioned immediately adjacent to the terminal complex, offering hotel accommodations and conference meeting rooms just a short walk or drive away.
- Moon Township Commercial Corridor: Minutes from University Boulevard and University Park Drive, featuring shopping centers, business parks, and casual dining options.
- Robert Morris University (RMU): Located approximately 10 to 12 minutes north via University Boulevard, making this corridor accessible for university visitors traveling through the airport.
- Downtown Pittsburgh: Situated approximately 18 miles east along Interstate 376 (I-376 East), offering direct regional connectivity to Acrisure Stadium, PPG Paints Arena, PNC Park, and the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity
The facility benefits from the comprehensive arterial roadway network engineered specifically for Pittsburgh International Airport. Ingress and egress are streamlined via Airport Boulevard, connecting directly with Interstate 376 (Beaver Valley Expressway / Airport Freeway) at Exit 53. From I-376, motorists can effortlessly merge onto I-79, Route 60, and Route 22/30 for rapid travel across western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. Transit riders can connect with Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) bus services, most notably the 28X Airport Flyer, which departs from the airport terminal ground transit level with express service into Robinson Town Centre, Downtown Pittsburgh, and Oakland.
Facility Amenities & Key Features
- Spacious, open-air surface lot with straightforward maneuvering aisles.
- No restrictive vertical clearance barriers, accommodating standard vehicles, lifted trucks, and vans.
- 24-hour continuous operations designed to accommodate red-eye arrivals and early-morning flight departures.
- Dedicated lighting throughout the perimeter for safe nighttime entry and exit.
- Accessible parking spaces complying with ADA standards located near primary operational points.
- Seamless proximity to airport passenger pickup and drop-off zones.
Ideal For
- Air Travelers: Passengers departing from or arriving at Pittsburgh International Airport seeking straightforward parking accessibility.
- Airport Visitors & Chaperones: Drivers picking up or dropping off family, friends, or business associates at the Landside Terminal.
- Airport Employees & Contractors: Personnel working within the aviation, hospitality, and terminal logistics sectors across Moon Township.
- Commercial Drivers & Shuttles: Operators requiring reliable vehicle positioning adjacent to airport access roads.
Visitor & Driver Tips
- Navigation: Set your navigation system precisely to 1000 Airport Blvd, Moon Township, PA 15108, and follow airport overhead signage directing traffic to designated parking, commercial vehicle, or staging areas.
- Flight Timing: Allow extra time during peak travel holiday windows and early morning departure rushes (typically 5:00 AM – 8:00 AM) to clear airport access roads and terminal checkpoints.
- Winter Weather: During winter months in western Pennsylvania, allow extra travel time for snow removal and road de-icing along the I-376 corridor and airport approach ramps.