Central Ohio’s primary airport, serving as a key hub for passenger and cargo traffic in the region.
John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) is located 6 miles east of downtown Columbus. It serves as the main commercial gateway for the Columbus metropolitan area, supporting both domestic and limited international flights.
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Passenger traffic increased by 7.0% year-over-year in 2024, continuing a multi-year upward trend[1][2][4].
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Workers across airlines, ground services, concessions, security, and airport operations.
The CMH Next terminal replacement project, set for completion in 2029, will expand passenger and cargo handling capacity[4].
Deployment of advanced security screening and digital wayfinding systems enhances operational efficiency.
Implementation of energy-efficient building designs and expanded recycling programs aligns CMH with environmental standards.
Collaborate with federal and state agencies to secure infrastructure funding and support workforce development.
Accelerate modernization of terminals and airfield to address growing demand and improve resilience.
Expand adoption of green practices and renewable energy to meet regulatory and community sustainability goals.
