After confiscating 42 guns last year, TSA agents intercepted two handguns on Tuesday morning at International Airport.

As the airport continues to work on the project, visitors are expected to be using the new terminal later this year.

Two loaded guns were intercepted at the Pittsburgh International Airport in separate incidents Monday. A Pittsburgh man was stopped after Transportation Security Administration officers found a .32-caliber handgun loaded with six bullets.

Officials say the agents intercepted a Pittsburgh man’s loaded .32 caliber handgun and a Baden man’s loaded .40 caliber gun at two different checkpoints on Tuesday morning. TSA says the incidents are unrelated, and police confiscated both weapons.

Annual passenger traffic at Pittsburgh International Airport surpassed pre-pandemic levels for the first time in 2024, according to new figures. Not only

Airport officials said the project is 80 percent complete. The new design is meant to make travel easier and become a modern “welcome mat” in Pittsburgh. Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts.

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Black and gold signs, constellation lighting and robots at TSA security will be part of the landside terminal that is 80% complete.

The first two guns of 2025 were stopped at Pittsburgh International Airport on Tuesday in separate incidents. The Transportation Safety Administration says the guns were stopped at separate security checkpoints.