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Appalachian Ohio boasts access to three of Ohio’s four largest airports and is nearby Pittsburgh’s huge international airport. Enjoy world-class air transportation without the hassles of living in a major metropolitan area.

Port Columbus International Airport -
Columbus, Ohio - is served by 11 major air carriers and had 6.6 million passengers in 2001. Military personnel may enjoy the on-site USO.

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Akron-Canton Regional Airport -
North Canton, Ohio - is served by five major passenger airlines and has daily direct flights to major U.S. cities at some of Ohio’s cheapest prices.

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport -
Cincinnati, Ohio - is served by eight major passenger airlines and 11 major cargo airlines. Delta Air Lines maintains a hub here and will complete a $200 million expansion to its Cincinnati cargo operations in 2004.

Pittsburgh International Airport -
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - is served by 19 passenger airlines and accommodates nearly 20 million travelers on 450,000 flights per year.

Yeager International Airport -
Charleston, West Virginia - is served by six regional air carriers and has daily direct flights to ten major U.S. cities.

Parkersburg/Wood County Airport -
Parkersburg, West Virginia - has daily connections to Pittsburgh, one commercial carrier (USAir), a small military installation and accommodations for private aircraft.

Distance to Nearest Primary Commercial Airport (in miles)
County	Akron/Canton	Port Columbus	Cincinnati	Charleston	Pittsburgh
Athens	165	78	174	98	193
Hocking	161	53	161	124	191
Meigs	166	106	169	73	166
Monroe	117	128	242	141	103
Morgan	124	83	198	128	153
Noble	91	101	216	117	121
Perry	122	56	171	135	152
Washington	115	126	240	92	145

Source: maps.yahoo.com Note: Distance from county seat to the nearest primary hub airport, not as defined by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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