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Clinton Municipal Airport (CWI/KCWI) is a city-owned general aviation airport serving Clinton, Iowa, and the surrounding Mississippi River valley. Located west of downtown Clinton, it has two asphalt runways and handles private, business, and recreational aircraft rather than scheduled airline service. It is a convenient stop for pilots traveling along the Upper Mississippi River.
💡 Local Tip
Mississippi River valley fog can sock in CWI on calm fall and spring mornings even when nearby airports are VFR; plan early departures with extra margin or be ready to wait for it to burn off.
🚖 Getting There
CWI is easiest to reach by car; from downtown Clinton, take US-30 west and follow airport signs, a drive of about 10–15 minutes. There is no scheduled public transit to the terminal, and taxi/rideshare service can be sparse, so book ground transport ahead. Rental cars are not usually stationed at the airport; reserve one in Clinton and confirm airport pickup/drop-off with the agency.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Clinton Municipal Airport have commercial flights?
A: No. CWI is a general aviation airport; the closest scheduled passenger service is at Quad Cities International Airport (MLI), about an hour away, or Dubuque Regional Airport (DBQ).
Q: What is the airport code for Clinton Municipal Airport?
A: The FAA/IATA code is CWI and the ICAO code is KCWI.
Q: What runway facilities does CWI have?
A: The airport has two asphalt runways: 3/21 and 14/32, with pilot-controlled lighting and basic general aviation services. Call ahead for fuel and after-hours arrangements.
Q: How do I get to Clinton Municipal Airport from downtown Clinton?
A: It is a short drive west of downtown, typically 10–15 minutes by car via US-30 and local roads. Taxi and rideshare options are limited, so arrange transportation in advance.
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