With a flying distance of merely 1953 miles from the city of Wilmington to the airports in the cities of Los Angeles (LAX) and Wilmington (ILN) within a time span of a little over 4 hours, the Clinton Airport is an important place for availing flights to the above places.
Clinton Airport has been coded as I66 by International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), while the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has not assigned any code to it.
The key features of the Clinton Airport in Ohio, USA can be listed as follows:
The airport is open for civilians
The runway of the airport is paved with asphalt and measures 3400 feet in length
There is an officially published instrument approach (known as Instrument Flight Rules or IFR) procedure for the airport, which suggests that Clinton Airport makes all the necessary arrangements for flights to take-off from or land at Clinton Airport during bad weather or inadequate light
Out of the 33 aircrafts that are based on field at Clinton Airport, Ohio, 30 consist of single engine airplanes, 2 multi engine airplanes, and a helicopter.
The total annual aircraft operations at the Clinton Field Airport is 27,860, of which, 7000 cater to Transient General Aviation, 19500 to Local General Aviation, while 360 consist of Military flights
The number of flights offered by the airport daily is 76
Besides, the ABX Air and Astar Air Cargo are two of the major airlines accessing the Clinton Field Airport in Ohio, USA.
The city of Wilmington is also referred to as the Clinton County and can be reached easily from Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati. The modern city originated in the year 1810 and prospered steadily over the century.
www.flightshotelstours.com provides detailed, online information on Clinton Airport, as well as on Flights to Wilmington and Flights to Ohio.
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