"Pittsburgh International Airport is on a short list of airports that Northwest Airlines and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines are considering for nonstop service to Amsterdam, the Regional Air Service Partnership said Thursday." That's from the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, which says the Pittsburgh-focused group is lobbying airlines to bring trans-Atlantic service back to that city. Pittsburgh lost its last trans-Atlantic route in 2004, when US Airways discontinued Frankfurt service as part of its downsizing there, according to Pittsburgh Business Times (free registration). Restoring such a link has been a priority for local officials.