Courtesy of Miami University
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is taking over management and operation of Miami University s airport.
Under an agreement announced Monday, Miami will continue to own the Miami University Airport (OXD) and its 300 acres of land, but CVG will manage the day-to-day operations. It s a five-year deal with the option for five additional five-year terms. By partnering with CVG, Miami is tapping into unparalleled expertise and knowledge to improve airport services and benefit the entire region, says Miami President Gregory Crawford in a statement. This long-term commitment to OXD airport will create more avenues for collaboration between CVG professionals and Miami s faculty, and more opportunities for our students in terms of potential projects and internships. All of this will support aviation and airport-related innovation in Southwest Ohio.
CVG Airport and Miami University agree to new management for the operation of Miami University Airport-OXD
Feb 01, 2021
Agreement finalized pending FAA concurrence
OXD-Airport is located about 3 miles west of campus.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) and Miami University announced that they have finalized an agreement regarding a new structure for the management and operations of the Miami University Airport (OXD).
The agreement stipulates that Miami will continue to own the OXD Airport, as well as the 300 acres on which it is located. CVG will manage and operate the facility, which will remain a general aviation airport that supports corporate flights, flight training and recreational flights. The term of the lease and operation agreement is for five years, renewable for five additional five-year terms.