
Dine with a runway view
DeNunzio's Italian Chophouse is in the main terminal, a short walk from the FBOs. The dining room overlooks the runway and has patio seating available, weather permitting.
See dining details
General aviation has been part of LBE since the field opened in 1924. Today, private pilots and flight students fly from an 8,222-foot ILS runway, with full-service FBO support from Laurel Highlands Jet Center.
Always check current NOTAMs and the Chart Supplement before your flight.

DeNunzio's Italian Chophouse is in the main terminal, a short walk from the FBOs. The dining room overlooks the runway and has patio seating available, weather permitting.
See dining details
The first scheduled airmail pickup happened right here in 1939, when a Stinson grabbed the mail without needing to land. See a replica of that plane, plus a Soviet MiG-15. Open Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the east ramp.

He took his first flying lessons here in 1956. Add it to your logbook.
Read his storyStay a night or two. Rental cars are on site with counters in the main passenger terminal, and SpringHill Suites Pittsburgh-Latrobe runs a free shuttle to the airport. Saint Vincent College, which has a Fred Rogers exhibit open to the public, is about 10 minutes away, Idlewild & SoakZone and Seven Springs are within about 35 minutes, and Ohiopyle State Park and Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater are both about 50 minutes away. Come explore the Laurel Highlands! Plan your trip