There are 5 ways to get from Kentucky to Pittsburgh by plane, bus, bus (Greyhound), car, or bus (Flixbus)
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Fly from Louisville International Airport, bus
best- Fly from Louisville International Airport (SDF) to Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT)plane SDF - PIT
- Take the bus from Pittsburgh International Airport to Seventh Ave + William Penn Plbus
4h 23mBus
cheapest- Take the bus from Louisville to Cincinnatibus Bsb 28 / ...
- Take the bus from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh Intermodal Stationbus FlixBus N2642
9h 38m$57–124Bus via Columbus
- Take the bus from Louisville to Columbusbus Bsb 28 / ...
- Take the bus from Columbus to Pittsburgh Intermodal Stationbus Greyhound US0421
8h 55m$62–98Drive 385.1 mi
- Drive from Louisville to Pittsburghcar 385.1 mi
6h 36m$71–102Fly from Covington
- Fly from Covington (CVG) to Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT)plane CVG - PIT
6h 25m$96–602
Kentucky to Pittsburgh by bus
Questions & Answers
The cheapest way to get from Kentucky to Pittsburgh is to bus via Columbus which costs $60 - $100 and takes 8h 55m.
The fastest way to get from Kentucky to Pittsburgh is to fly which takes 6h 25m and costs $95 - $600.
No, there is no direct bus from Kentucky to Pittsburgh station. However, there are services departing from Louisville and arriving at Pittsburgh Intermodal Station via Columbus. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 8h 55m.
The distance between Kentucky and Pittsburgh is 369 miles. The road distance is 387.3 miles.
The best way to get from Kentucky to Pittsburgh without a car is to bus via Columbus which takes 8h 55m and costs $60 - $100.
It takes approximately 4h 23m to get from Kentucky to Pittsburgh, including transfers.
Kentucky to Pittsburgh bus services, operated by Barons Bus, depart from Louisville station.
The best way to get from Kentucky to Pittsburgh is to bus via Columbus which takes 8h 55m and costs $60 - $100. Alternatively, you can fly, which costs $95 - $600 and takes 6h 25m.
Kentucky to Pittsburgh bus services, operated by Barons Bus, arrive at Columbus station.
Yes, the driving distance between Kentucky to Pittsburgh is 387 miles. It takes approximately 6h 36m to drive from Kentucky to Pittsburgh.
What companies run services between Kentucky, USA and Pittsburgh, PA, USA?
You can take a bus from Louisville to Pittsburgh Intermodal Station via Columbus in around 8h 55m. Alternatively, Delta, United Airlines, and three other airlines fly from Covington (CVG) to Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) hourly.
- Website
- southwest.com
Flights from Covington to Pittsburgh International Airport via Nashville
- Ave. Duration
- 4h 25m
- When
- Every day
- Estimated price
- $120–700
Flights from Covington to Pittsburgh International Airport via Baltimore
- Ave. Duration
- 5h 49m
- When
- Every day
- Estimated price
- $120–650
Flights from Covington to Pittsburgh International Airport via Chicago Midway
- Ave. Duration
- 6h 31m
- When
- Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday, Monday, Thursday, and Friday
- Estimated price
- $120–700
- Phone
- +1 412-442-2000
- Website
- Pittsburgh Regional Transit
Bus from Pittsburgh International Airport to Seventh Ave + William Penn Pl
- Ave. Duration
- 41 min
- Frequency
- Every 30 minutes
- Website
- Pittsburgh Regional Transit
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