Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Overview

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, identified by IATA code CLE and ICAO code KCLE, is the main large airport serving Cleveland, United States. Operating in the America/New_York time zone, it is a practical gateway for both business and leisure trips across northeast Ohio. The airfield sits at an elevation of 791 feet above sea level, a detail that matters more to aviation operations than to most passengers, but it reflects the airport’s well-established role as a major regional transport hub.

Key airfield facts

• Airport code for most travelers: CLE
• Full aviation identifier: KCLE
• Airport type: large airport serving commercial and general traffic
• Runway 10/28: 6,018 feet, concrete, lighted
• Runway 6L/24R: 9,000 feet, concrete, lighted
• Runway 6R/24L: 9,953 feet, concrete, lighted

Why it matters for travelers

For visitors, the runway layout and large-airport status translate into an airport built to handle a steady flow of flights in a city known for changing weather and year-round travel demand. Longer concrete runways support a wide range of aircraft and help keep operations flexible, while full lighting on all listed runways is important for night arrivals and departures. If you are checking official updates before a trip, the airport’s website at clevelandairport.com is the best source for current passenger information, airport services, and travel planning details.