Hotels, Motels & Inns: There are 62 public use airports in Kentucky. Airports in Kentucky are well connected with the rest of the country and to many international destinations too. The airports in Kentucky use the latest in technology and provide assistance to the travelers to make their journey comfortable.

There are two international airports in Kentucky. They are the Louisville International Airport and the Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport. Apart from these there are also important regional airports.

The Louisville International Airport receives almost 4 million passengers annually. The airport connects to 28 cities in USA. It has private hangars and a four level parking garage to accommodate the heavy traffic that flows into the airport. The airlines that operate from this airport are AA, Continental Airlines, Delta, Midwest Airlines, Northwest Airlink, United Express, Southwest airlines and US Airways Express.

Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport is one of the busiest of the airports in Kentucky. Its annual traffic exceeds 2 million passengers. The terminals have underground train shuttles connecting one concourse to another. The airlines from this airport fly to more than 120 cities everyday. The airlines that serve this airport are Air France, American, Continental, Northwest, United, US Airways, and USA 3000.

One can book the tickets of the above-mentioned airlines, online, and receive discounts and future travel benefits.

The important regional airports in Kentucky are the Blue Grass Airport at Lexington, Owensboro-Daviess County Regional Airport at Owensboro and the Barkley Regional Airport at Paducah. The other important airports in Kentucky are in Ashland, Frankfort, Mt. Sterling, Pikeville, London, Somerset, Glasgow, and Elizabeth Town.