Ohio Airports Map

 

There are 124 General aviation airports in Ohio. The airports in Ohio are well-equipped to handle the abundant traffic that flows into the state annually. Airports in the state are customer-friendly and provide superior services.

Airports in Ohio

The international airports in Ohio include the following:

The Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport in Cleveland, Port Columbus International Airport at Columbus and James M. Cox International Airport at Dayton.

Apart from these, there are also international general aviation airports in Ohio. These include:

Akron-Canton Airport at North Canton and the Rickenbacker International Airport at Columbus.

The Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Ohio. The airport has many shops and restaurants, ATM Machines, a chapel, a foreign currency exchange, business/convention centers, and lounges. The airport also has facilities for people with disabilities which include TTY phones, wheelchair assistance, wheelchair accessible restrooms, accessible elevators and easy disabled parking. There are friendly airport ambassadors who are available to assist people when required. Some airlines serving this airport include:

• Delta Airlines
• American Airlines
• Air Canada
• Southwest Airlines

The Port Columbus International Airport is another prominent airport in Ohio. It offers many amenities and services such as a meditation room, skycap service, massage chairs, a shoeshine shop, a business center equipped with all technological support systems and free wireless internet services. It also has TDD phones, standardized signage and easy parking, for people with disabilities.

The airlines that serve this airport are:

• Air Canada
• United Express
• Southwest Airlines
• American Airlines
• Delta Connection

One can frequently purchase tickets for these airlines at a discount when booking tickets online.

The major airports in Ohio are at Lorain, Cleveland, Toledo, Sandusky, Warren, Akron, Wooster, New Philadelphia, Cambridge, Mansfield, Marion, Findlay, Van Wert, Defiance, Lima, Columbus, Zanesville, Lancaster, Athens, Dayton, Middletown, Hamilton, Cincinnati, Hillsboro, Portsmouth, and Gallipolis.

Maps of Major Airports in Ohio

• Cleveland Hopkins International Airport Map
• Port Columbus International Airport Map
• Rickenbacker International Airport Map

List of Airports in Ohio

Airport Name	Code	City	Hub	Enplanements (2015)
Cleveland-Hopkins International	CLE	Cleveland	M	3,916,922
Port Columbus International	CMH	Columbus	M	3,312,496
James M Cox Dayton International	DAY	Dayton	S	1,041,759
Akron-Canton Regional	CAK	Akron	S	759,335
Toledo Express	TOL	Toledo	N	94,044
Rickenbacker International	LCK	Columbus	N	83,466
Youngstown-Warren Regional	YNG	Youngstown	N	66,299
Cincinnati Municipal Airport Lunken Field	LUK	Cincinnati	N	17,354
Cuyahoga County	CGF	Cleveland	None	230
Mansfield Lahm Regional	MFD	Mansfield	None	124
Wright-Patterson AFB	FFO	Dayton	None	65
Butler Co Regional-Hogan Field	HAO	Hamilton	None	62
Toledo Executive	TDZ	Walbridge	None	48
Delaware Municipal – Jim Moore Field	DLZ	Delaware	None	29
Akron Fulton International	AKR	Akron	None	18
Zanesville Municipal	ZZV	Zanesville	None	11
Lorain County Regional	LPR	Lorain	None	8
Marion Municipal	MNN	Marion	None	8
Ohio State University	OSU	Columbus	None	8
Bolton Field	TZR	Columbus	None	7
Dayton-Wright Brothers	MGY	Dayton	None	6
Defiance Memorial	DFI	Defiance	None	5
Findlay	FDY	Findlay	None	5
Wadsworth Municipal	3G3	Wadsworth	None	4
Greater Portsmouth Regional	PMH	Portsmouth	None	4
Springfield-Beckley Municipal	SGH	Springfield	None	4
Jefferson County Airpark	2G2	Steubenville	None	3
Darke County	VES	Versailles	None	3
Seneca County	16G	Tiffin	None	2
Knox County	4I3	Mount Vernon	None	1
Geauga County	7G8	Middlefield	None	1
Neil Armstrong	AXV	Wapakoneta	None	1
Sandusky County Regional	S24	Fremont	None	1