Columbus, United States
Rickenbacker International Airport (LCK) opened in 1942 as a military airbase and was later converted to a civilian airport. It is operated by the Columbus Regional Airport Authority.
The airport primarily serves cargo flights and a limited number of passenger flights, with approximately 150,000 passengers annually. There are no current major expansion plans.
Rickenbacker International Airport has one terminal. It handles both passenger and cargo flights.
The terminal has 12 gates. There are no piers or concourses.
The terminal's capacity is approximately 2 million passengers per year.
Short-term parking: Rates are approximately $2 per hour, up to $12 per day. Long-term parking: Rates are approximately $8 per day. There is no valet parking. Pre-booking is not available.