Flying to Cleveland

Cleveland's accessibility and availability of flight options offered by multiple airlines is an asset for meeting planners considering this Midwest destination as a host city.

Flights to the Cleveland Airport

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) is a short 12-mile ride to and from Downtown Cleveland and can be accessed through taxicab and limo services, car rentals, rideshare options or the Regional Transit Authority (RTA) Red Line, which departs the airport every 15 minutes.

• 48 nonstop markets with 115 daily nonstop departures
• 9 airlines
• Low fares due to the addition of new service from ultra-low-cost and low-cost airlines
• More than 6,000 public parking spaces on the premises
• $2.50 fare using RTA Red Line train to Downtown

Flights to Akron-Canton Airport

Located within a 40-minute drive of Cleveland, Akron-Canton Airport (CAK) offers over 150 arrival and departure flights including nonstop service to 16 destinations.

• CAK provides one-stop access anywhere in the world with over 150 arrival and departure flights
• Provides affordable on-site parking, free wi-fi and Ohio Business Center with computer access
• CAK offers a blend of network carrier and low fare airlines, including American Airlines, Allegiant Air, Breeze Airways and United Airlines

Flights to Burke Lakefront Airport

Cleveland’s Burke Lakefront Airport (BLK) located on Lake Erie enables air travel for corporate visitors and business executives via privately-owned and charter aircraft directly into Downtown Cleveland. The views of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Cleveland’s skyline flying into town will impress any high-level client.