Clermont County Airport is located in Batavia, Ohio and is a public general aviation facility owned by Clermont County. The airport was originally established in 1947, and was known as Batavia Airfield. The name was changed to Clermont County Airport in 1953 when ownership was transferred to Clermont County. The airport was originally used for recreational and private flying, but it has since grown to include a variety of commercial, cargo, and charter services.

The airport code I69 was assigned to the airport in 1961 when the International Air Transport Association (IATA) began assigning 3-letter codes to airports. The IATA assigns codes based on a specific set of rules. In this case, the first letter is always a “I”, which stands for “International”; the second letter is the first letter of the state’s name, which is “O” for Ohio; and the third letter is the first letter of the city’s name, which is “B” for Batavia.

Clermont County Airport currently serves a total of eight flights a day, six of which are regional flights operated by Air Choice One. The other two flights are cargo flights operated by FedEx Express. The airport is also served by a variety of charter companies, including AirNet Express and Sun Air Express.

The airport is also home to the Clermont Eagles Flight Team, which is a group of pilots who participate in air show demonstrations and competitions. The team was established in 2004 and is named after the American Bald Eagle, which is the national bird of the United States.

Clermont County Airport is an important part of the local economy and provides an essential service to the community. It supports the surrounding businesses and brings in tourism. The airport is also a great place for pilots to learn to fly and for people to get a closer look at the beauty of Ohio.