341 airports and airfields in Kentucky, of which 13 are large or medium commercial airports. Below are the main ones.
| Airport | IATA | ICAO | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport | CVG | KCVG | Cincinnati / Covington |
| Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport | SDF | KSDF | Louisville |
| Barkley Regional Airport | PAH | KPAH | Paducah |
| Blue Grass Airport | LEX | KLEX | Lexington |
| Bowling Green Warren County Regional Airport | BWG | KBWG | Bowling Green |
| Bowman Field | LOU | KLOU | Louisville |
| Campbell Army Airfield (Fort Campbell) | HOP | KHOP | Fort Campbell |
| Central Kentucky Regional Airport | — | — | Richmond |
| Godman Army Air Field | FTK | KFTK | Fort Knox |
| Julian Carroll Airport | — | — | Jackson |
| Lake Cumberland Regional Airport | SME | KSME | Somerset |
| London-Corbin Airport/Magee Field | LOZ | KLOZ | London |
| Owensboro Daviess County Airport | OWB | KOWB | Owensboro |
See every airport in Kentucky — including general aviation fields, heliports and seaplane bases — with runways, elevation and the nearest airports: search the airport directory.
IATA codes (three letters) are used by airlines and passengers; ICAO codes (four letters) by air-traffic control. The first letter of a US ICAO code is usually K.