Flight Simulator Flights at I69 Clermont County

Clermont County Airport (I69) is a small general-aviation field at Batavia, Ohio, the seat of Clermont County in the Cincinnati metropolitan area. It offers two lit hard-surface runways and sits at 823 feet elevation, making it a modest but useful stop for VFR pilots operating in the region east of Cincinnati.

Overview

Clermont County Airport, identified as I69, is a general-aviation aerodrome serving Batavia, Ohio, the county seat of Clermont County. It lies at a field elevation of 823 feet and is equipped with two lit hard-surface runways, giving it the basic infrastructure needed for day and night VFR operations by light aircraft.

Airspace & Location

The airfield is located at Batavia, the county seat of Clermont County, Ohio, which forms part of the Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN metropolitan area. Batavia lies in the hilly terrain east of Cincinnati that gives the county its French-derived name, meaning clear hills or mountain.

Runways

Clermont County Airport has one physical runway aligned 04/22, both ends hard-surfaced and lit. Runway 22 is 3,555 feet long, while runway 04 is 3,151 feet long.