Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport airport (CVG)

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (IATA: CVG, ICAO: KCVG) is an international airport located in Hebron, Kentucky, serving the Greater Cincinnati metropolitan area and its surrounding regions. Established in 1947, CVG has grown from a modest regional hub into a critical gateway for air travel in the Midwest, playing a pivotal role in both passenger and cargo operations.

Situated approximately 13 miles south of downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, CVG is strategically positioned to serve passengers from both Kentucky and Ohio. It is jointly managed by the Kenton County Airport Board and has continually evolved to accommodate the rising demands of modern air travel. The airport spans over 7,500 acres and boasts four runways capable of handling a high volume of air traffic efficiently.

CVG serves as a major hub for both passenger and cargo airlines. It is particularly notable for being one of the largest cargo airports in North America, owing to its significant operations with major logistics companies like DHL and Amazon Air. In recent years, the airport has witnessed impressive growth, handling over 8 million passengers annually and offering flights to more than 50 nonstop destinations across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Europe.

The airport hosts a diverse array of airlines, including major carriers such as Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, and United Airlines. Additionally, low-cost carriers like Southwest Airlines and Frontier Airlines contribute to its extensive network of connections. With its blend of historical significance, strategic location, and robust infrastructure, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport continues to be a vital asset to the region’s transportation landscape.