Airports in Ohio

Located just 10 mi SE of the Canton's City, you can fly to almost any major U.S. city from the Akron-Canton Regional Airport.

Cincinnati is located in the heart of North America and has a variety of attractions, entertainment and cultural events to tempt the entire family.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is conveniently located just minutes from almost anything you might want to do.

With more than 3,200 rooms in downtown, there's plenty of "room at the inn" in Cleveland! From luxury, full service hotels to nationally recognized limited service and economy hotels, spas and resorts, Cleveland has the accommodations that fit your needs. Whether you're here on vacation or business, Cleveland area hotels offer a variety of Family, Getaway and Romance packages. Cleveland Hopkins International Airport serves the greater Cleveland area with over 600 domestic and foreign departures and arrivals daily. Cleveland Airport also serves as one of Continental's hubs. It offers a full range of services, including hotel transportation, public transit (via the RTA Rapid Line), and both short and long stay parking.

The Dayton area has a celebrated history with the aviation industry, beginning with the Wright Brothers. That pride carries over to the Dayton International Airport, a great place to travel from or to locate a business. Considered to be the best 90-minute air market in the nation and top ten of all 90-minute highway markets, more than half of the nation?s population is within 1 1/2 hours of Dayton International one way or the other.

Mansfield Lahm Airport is a city owned and operated, joint usage facility with global ties. Mansfield Lahm Airport bears the name of Brigadier General Frank Purdy Lahm of the U.S. Army Air Forces. General Lahm devoted almost 50 years of his life to aviation. He had seen flight evolve from glides of a few minutes to the sophistication of manned spacecraft journeying through the heavens. The airport is located approximately three miles north and 10 minutes driving time from the center of the city.

Located in Northern Wood County, just six miles southeast of Toledo, Metcalf Airport serves corporate and private aircraft. Training, maintenance and charters are available. The airport features two runways and is served by a major FBO.

Columbus is a city of historic, restored neighborhoods; contemporary and classical visual and performing arts; an exciting collection of nightclubs, restaurants and shopping districts; and a quickly-developing reputation as a center of world-class athletic competition.

Rickenbacker International Airport (LCK) is a joint-use reliever airport dedicated to air cargo. The airport is regularly served by six airlines conducting scheduled and charter operations to and from domestic and international locations.

Toledo Express Airport is Northwest Ohio's commercial airport located in Western Lucas County about 20 miles from downtown Toledo. The airport is a safe, convenient, and accessible gateway for commercial airline passenger service, a growing transportation and distribution center for international air cargo.

Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport is conveniently located in Vienna, Ohio, which is just 11 miles north of the city of Youngstown and just 10 miles east of the city of Warren, Ohio. The airport is home to three different business parks available for any type of new domestic and international business.