Airports in Cincinnati
The primary transportation into and out of the area is the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) which has over 170 daily departures to 37 of the top 40 U.S. markets. The airport is located 12 miles from downtown Cincinnati in Boone County in Northern Kentucky. Airlines at CVG offer more non-stop flights than any other airport in the region including direct international service to Paris, Toronto and Cancun. Delta is the largest airline service at this airport.
Airlines serving CVG:
Air Canada
Allegiant
American Airlines
Delta Airlines
Frontier
Southwest
United Airlines
Visit the Cincinnati - Northern Kentucky International Airport web site for more information about flight schedules, services and restaurants at the airport, as well as the layout of the facilities.
Highways
Most of the major traffic between the north central states and the south passes through Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. The major highway systems serving the area are:
I-275 outer belt loop around Greater Cincinnati, SE Indiana and Northern Kentucky
Interstate 71 connects Columbus and Cleveland to the area
Interstate 75 connects Dayton and Toledo to the north and Lexington to the south
Interstate 74 connects Indianapolis to the northwest
Route 562 (Norwood Lateral) and Route 126 (Ronald Reagan Highway) serve a freeway connectors between I-75 and I-71
Interstate 471 serves a a metropolitan connector
Public Transportation in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Metro bus system has stops throughout the city and Hamilton County suburbs. www.go-metro.com has specific schedules and more information about this service.
In the Dayton area, the Miami Valley Regional Transit Authority (MVRTA) provides county-wide bus service with electrically powered buses. For more information about schedules and services provided by MVRTA look at the Miami Valley RTA's website.