Akron Fulton Airport opened in 1929 and has a long history of being the home of the original Goodyear airfield, where the first airfield lighter than airships was built. It is also the site of the All-American Soap Box Derby and is located just eight kilometers from the world-famous Firestone Country Club and four miles from the central business district of Akron. Akron-Canton Regional Airport (CAK) is a medium-sized U. S.
airport situated in Green City, Summit County, just outside Akron, Ohio. It has two runways and is one of the fastest growing airports in the Midwest due to its welcoming size and proximity to Cleveland. The airport offers flights to 17 destinations with 4 airlines in regular passenger traffic. It is 15 miles south of Akron and approximately the same distance north of Canton.
The route with the most departures is to Charlotte (CLT), with an average of 24 flights from Akron Canton Regional Airport every week, representing 29% of all weekly departures. Akron Canton Regional Airport has a much better reputation than Cleveland's Hopkins International Airport, which is just 40 miles to the north, due to its friendly staff, smooth and efficient security procedures, and clean facilities. It is quickly becoming Ohio's most popular airport for both locals and travelers. If you are looking for cheap flights to Akron-Canton Airport (CAK), search for direct flights from your hometown and find hotels near Akron, OH or scroll up to see more international or domestic airports.
