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Airfares from $59 One Way, $118 Round Trip from Washington to Cincinnati

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Route Information for Flights from Washington to Cincinnati

Origin Airport IATA Code
WAS
Destination Airport IATA Code
CVG
Distance
409 mi
Direct Flight Airlines
American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Air France, Delta Air Lines
Earliest Flight Arrival
3:59PM UTC
Latest Flight Arrival
2:22AM UTC

Cheap Flights from Washington DC to Cincinnati

The Best DC Airports

Before you call airlines looking for flights from Washington, DC, you should check with Orbitz.com. The two major airports in DC are Washington Dulles International Airport and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Alaska Airlines, US Airways, and Frontier Airlines handle domestic flights from Ronald Reagan, while Virgin America, ExpressJet Airlines, and Colgan Air operate out of Washington Dulles. Ronald Reagan is only three miles from the downtown area, and Washington Dulles is 26 miles from downtown.

Long-Term Parking Options

The five parking lots at Ronald Reagan offer daily and hourly parking rates, and the airport charges $20 per day for parking in the long-term lots. The economy lot only charges $12 per day, but this lot is open and uncovered. Washington Dulles has two long-term parking lots that charge $17 per day and one economy lot that charges $10 per day. For $30, you can use valet parking.

Public Transportation Choices

The Metrorail and Metrobus make at least one stop at each airport every day. The stops are clearly marked around the city, and you can find maps that help you find the correct line. Taxis are not as low cost as the public transportation options because the drivers charge a pickup fee, baggage fee, fee per mile, and a fee for any time that the driver must wait.

Places to Eat

Both airports offer a range of dining options. Washington Dulles is home to Dulles to Go, Five Guys, Subway, and Wendy's, while Ronald Reagan has Dunkin' Donuts, Euro Cafe, and Jerry's Subs & Pizza. Once you have something to eat, you can browse through the sales at some of the shops surrounding the restaurants. If you want to enjoy your vacation, use Orbitz.com to look for flights from Washington DC.

Cincinnati Airport Information

Flights to Cincinnati land at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in Hebron, Kentucky. The airport is conveniently situated just 14 miles west of the Cincinnati downtown area, with easy access via I-71. Book your air tickets through Orbitz.com, and you will have access to all of the major domestic and international airlines that service the airport.

Ground Transportation in Cincinnati

The most cost-effective means of transportation to the downtown Cincinnati area is via shuttle. The shuttle service is available just outside of the baggage claim area, and rates are $22 per ride to the downtown Cincinnati or Covington areas. Taxi service is also readily available at the airport for a $30 fare. Many area hotels offer free shuttle service back and forth to the airport as well. Save enough money to rent a car for the duration of your stay in Cincinnati by using Orbitz.com to find cheap prices on air tickets.

Cincinnati Area Weather Information

Winters in Cincinnati are cold, with the average temperatures ranging between the low 20s and low 40s. Summers are hot, with temperatures that can soar into the 90s. Cincinnati gets roughly two feet of snowfall per year on average, with most of that falling between January and February. Pack warm clothing and waterproof boots if you plan to travel during the winter months.

What to Do in Cincinnati

Sports enthusiasts will find plenty to do in Cincinnati. You can watch the Bengals play at Paul Brown Stadium, see the Cyclones at the U.S. Bank Arena or take in a Cincinnati Reds game at Great American Ball Park. The young at heart might enjoy a day at the Coney Island or King's Island parks or taking a stroll along Fountain Square. Whatever you decide to do while you are in the Cincinnati area, enjoy your stay and remember to use Orbitz.com the next time you need to book flights to Cincinnati.

Frequently asked questions

Are there non-stop flights from Washington to Cincinnati?
Have your credit card at the ready, because there are two carriers that operate nonstop flights from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) to CVG Airport. Lock in a fantastic deal with American Airlines or Delta.
What is the shortest flight from Washington to Cincinnati?
If conditions are good and everything goes to plan, you could be flying into Cincinnati, OH (CVG-Cincinnati - Northern Kentucky Intl.) from BWI in just 2 hours and 37 minutes. With such a short flight time, think about taking hand luggage only.
What airlines fly from Washington to Cincinnati most frequently?
American Airlines (AA) is one of the airlines with the most flights from DCA to CVG. It offers 82 flights each month on this route. Taking a vacation is one of life’s biggest pleasures, and this airline will get you where you need to go. Delta (DL) also travels from Washington to Cincinnati. It’s another excellent option and offers 47 flights each month.
What is the cheapest day of the week to fly?
Consider flying out early in the week to save on your airfare. Orbitz data from 2021 shows that Monday is the cheapest day to depart, followed by Tuesday. Saturday showed the highest average ticket prices likely because many travelers prefer to start their vacation on a weekend.
What is the cheapest month to fly?
We won’t keep you guessing, according to Orbitz data from 2021, the cheapest month to fly is February. Perfect for those who need a weekend getaway, or just a break from it all in the shortest month of the year. Be aware that the most expensive time to fly is during the height of summer in July, and in the holiday month of December.*According to flight demand on Orbitz.com from January to December 2021. Savings are subject to change based on departure location, date and destination.

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