Fly American from Indianapolis to Pittsburgh

Oh, joy! Just in case you've run completely out exciting things to do, you've decided to fly with American from Indianapolis, IN to good old Pittsburgh, IN! That's just fantastic. CLEARLY, you know how to have a good time. And in case you were worrying, let me assure you, I'm here to hold your hand through the whole dramatic ordeal. Because we all know how confusing this business of aviation can be.

Now bear with me. I don't mean to challenge your Shakespearean prowess but there's a thrilling term you should know. It's called a "direct flight". Chills, right? A direct flight can best be described as a magic carpet ride that, conveniently, doesn’t force you off in the middle of nowhere—you know, for things like switching planes or even worse, killing time because of a "layover" (another one of those fun avian terms). As of now, there is only one direct flight per day from Indianapolis to Pittsburgh on American Airlines. Yes, love, a single solitary flight. So, we do hope you're not TOO picky about flight schedules.

Let us discuss the concept of 'air fare.' Apparently, some wonderfully ingenious person decided it would be fun to put a price on this glamorous mode of transportation that, more often than not, leaves you with the unforgettable experience of rattling your nerves. A regular round-trip airfare between these two cities will cost you roughly between $230 to $300. Nothing screams 'Cheap flights' louder than American! (Except perhaps every other airline out there...)

Oh, and remember to check for "last-minute flights." After all, nothing screams adventure quite like deciding to fly to Pittsburgh on a whim, hoping against hope for a seat on that oh-so-frequent direct flight! And the good news? Chances are you might find some great flight deals! And if you're extremely lucky, you just might end up having the time of your life on your spontaneous Pittsburgh voyage.

Now, let's have a classy talk about classes. The first one is Economy class—the airline industry’s charming euphemism for 'the cheapest seats that most humans can afford'. Another one is Business class, a fancier travel style for those who like a bit more legroom, better in-flight service, and have money to burn. Don't get your hopes up for Premium Economy or First-Class on this route though, pretty sure American forgot the way to Hogwarts long ago.

The entire flight duration is approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes, barring air traffic, unruly weather, and aliens deciding to make contact. During this godforsaken eternity, you will pamper yourself with the extravagant 'in-flight services' American Airlines has to offer, including half-size soda cans and a precisely half-filled cup of lukewarm coffee. Who can resist the temptation? No, there are no in-flight dancing unicorns to keep you entertained. They were caught up in Customs.

To anyone who dared to read up to this point, congratulations! You now possess a diploma in planning a flight with American from Indianapolis, IN to Pittsburgh, IN. Don't forget to tell all your pals about your newfound wisdom. Now go forth and conquer the skies!