Clovis Municipal Airport

Overview

Clovis Municipal Airport, identified as CVN and KCVN, is a medium airport serving Clovis in the United States. Sitting at 4,216 feet (1,285 m) above sea level, it operates in the America/Denver time zone, which is useful to keep in mind when checking flight times, rental arrangements, or meeting local connections. For travellers, the airport’s smaller scale can make arrivals and departures feel more straightforward than at a major hub, while still providing essential access to eastern New Mexico and the surrounding high-plains region.

Runways

• Runway 04/22 measures 7,200 feet, has an asphalt surface, and is lighted for operations after dark.
• Runway 12/30 is another lighted asphalt runway, measuring 5,697 feet.
• Runway 08/26 is shorter at 2,442 feet and has a gravel surface.
• The mix of runway lengths and surfaces supports different types of aircraft activity at the airport.

What Travellers Should Know

Because Clovis Municipal Airport sits at a relatively high elevation, weather and aircraft performance can feel a little different from lower-altitude airports, especially during warmer parts of the year. Visitors should double-check departure times in the local America/Denver time zone and allow enough time for ground transport into Clovis. If you are picking someone up or planning a drop-off, the airport’s medium size generally means a simpler experience, but it is still wise to confirm the exact flight status before leaving, particularly if conditions across the region are changing.