Ohio airport map prints
Ohio lies between Lake Erie and the Ohio River, with farmland and rolling ground between. Cleveland Hopkins International has a broad layout, while Burke Lakefront sits beside the lake. John Glenn Columbus International has parallel runways. Dayton International and Cincinnati's Lunken Field add distinct airport settings farther west and south.
21 Ohio fields

Akron Fulton InternationalAkronAKR7 colorways

Akron-Canton AirportAkronCAK7 colorways

Cincinnati Municipal/Lunken FieldCincinnatiLUK7 colorways

Burke LakefrontClevelandBKL7 colorways

Cleveland-Hopkins InternationalClevelandCLE7 colorways

Cuyahoga CountyClevelandCGF7 colorways

Bolton FieldColumbusTZR7 colorways

John Glenn Columbus InternationalColumbusCMH7 colorways

Ohio State UniversityColumbusOSU7 colorways

Rickenbacker InternationalColumbusLCK7 colorways

James M Cox Dayton InternationalDaytonDAY7 colorways

Wright-Patterson AFBDaytonFFO7 colorways

Delaware Municipal/Jim Moore FieldDelawareDLZ7 colorways

Lima Allen CountyLimaAOH7 colorways

Lorain County RegionalLorain/ElyriaLPR7 colorways

Mansfield Lahm RegionalMansfieldMFD7 colorways

Knox CountyMount Vernon4I37 colorways

Springfield/Beckley MunicipalSpringfieldSGH7 colorways

Eugene F Kranz Toledo ExpressToledoTOL7 colorways

Wilmington Air ParkWilmingtonILN7 colorways

Youngstown/Warren RegionalYoungstown/WarrenYNG7 colorways
Flying in Ohio
Flying in Ohio is lake weather in the north, river fog in the south and flat farmland between, with a ring of mid-size fields around Cleveland, Columbus and Dayton. The prints are mostly crossed pairs and long parallels on level ground. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.