Pennsylvania airport map prints
Pennsylvania's ridges and valleys shape the setting of its airports. Philadelphia International lies low beside the Delaware, while Pittsburgh International occupies higher western ground. Harrisburg International sits beside the Susquehanna on a single long runway. Bradford Regional and Johnstown-Cambria County lie higher in the Alleghenies, completing a varied picture of the state.
Flying in Pennsylvania
Flying in Pennsylvania means ridges that run for a hundred miles and airports tucked into the valleys between them, with the two big city fields at either end of the state. The prints range from Philadelphia's four runways to a single mountain strip. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.