Closest Airport to Cincinnati, Airports Near Cincinnati United States

What is the nearest airport to Cincinnati, United States?
The closest airport to Cincinnati is Cincinnati Municipal Airport (LUK). Distance from Cincinnati Municipal Airport to Cincinnati is 5.01 miles or 8.06 kilometers.



List of Airports close to Cincinnati, United States

Cincinnati Municipal Airport (LUK)

Cincinnati Municipal Airport is located approximately 4.97 miles / 8 kilometers East (E) of central Cincinnati. IATA airport code is LUK.

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport (CVG)

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport is located approximately 8.7 miles / 14 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Cincinnati. IATA airport code is CVG.

Hamilton Airport (HAO)

Hamilton Airport is located approximately 17.4 miles / 28 kilometers North (N) of central Cincinnati. IATA airport code is HAO.

Hook Field (MWO)

Hook Field is located approximately 29.83 miles / 48 kilometers North (N) of central Cincinnati. IATA airport code is MWO.

Miami University Airport (OXD)

Miami University Airport is located approximately 31.07 miles / 50 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Cincinnati. IATA airport code is OXD.

Hillenbrand Airport (HLB)

Hillenbrand Airport is located approximately 42.87 miles / 69 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Cincinnati. IATA airport code is HLB.

Clinton Field (ILN)

Clinton Field is located approximately 44.12 miles / 71 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Cincinnati. IATA airport code is ILN.

Mettle Field (CEV)

Mettle Field is located approximately 52.2 miles / 84 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Cincinnati. IATA airport code is CEV.

Patterson Air Force Base (FFO)

Patterson Air Force Base is located approximately 55.3 miles / 89 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Cincinnati. IATA airport code is FFO.

James Cox Dayton International Airport (DAY)

James Cox Dayton International Airport is located approximately 57.17 miles / 92 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Cincinnati. IATA airport code is DAY.