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yeah i'm not sure about the longest direct flight. I wouldn't base my choice on that though, just some thought. Cincy and Louisville are both 1 hour 15 minutes and I would think any flight you want you could get there if not in Lexington.
Lexington and Louisville are very different to me so it just depends on what you are looking for.......
yeah i'm not sure about the longest direct flight. I wouldn't base my choice on that though, just some thought. Cincy and Louisville are both 1 hour 15 minutes and I would think any flight you want you could get there if not in Lexington.
Lexington and Louisville are very different to me so it just depends on what you are looking for.......
I just compared a flight I'm taking and tickets from Louisville on the same airline were $150 cheaper. With that being said, there are advantages for Lexington in that you almost park at the door most of the time and don't need to get there nearly as early. If I was someone that flew a lot though, that might influence my decision on where to live if it was an option.
Since I live in Lexington though - with the price of gas and parking is more expensive in Louisville, I'm flying out of Lex.
Louisvilles airport is VERY small compared to Atlanta or even Cleveland, it only has 2 terminals, but it is bigger than Lexington's. So to me it is a good sized airport because they are hardly any lines or parking issues, but Im sure you can get flights from LEX to ATL or Chicago then fly wherever you want.
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