COTA (Central Ohio Transit Authority) Route 52 provides bus service from the airport to downtown Columbus in about 30 minutes for USD 2.00. Ride-share services cost approximately USD 15-20 for the 13 km trip. Taxis are available at the terminal with metered fares averaging USD 25-30 to the city center.

How many terminals does Columbus Airport have?

John Glenn Columbus International Airport has a single terminal building with three concourses (A, B, and C). The terminal was renovated and expanded in recent years with a modern design. All concourses are accessible from the central security checkpoint.

What is notable about Columbus Airport?

CMH was renamed John Glenn Columbus International Airport in 2016 in honor of astronaut and US Senator John Glenn, who was born in Ohio. Columbus is the largest city in Ohio and the airport serves as the primary gateway to Ohio State University, one of the largest universities in the United States.

Is there free Wi-Fi at Columbus Airport?

Yes, CMH provides free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal with no time limit. The network is easy to connect to and provides adequate speeds for browsing and email. The terminal also has charging stations available at most gate areas.

Which airlines serve Columbus Airport?

Southwest Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines all have significant operations at CMH. JetBlue, Frontier, Spirit, and Allegiant also serve the airport. The airport has been adding new routes to keep pace with Columbus's growing population and its expanding tech and finance sectors.

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