Airport Codes
Total 1 airports of CFV
Coffeyville Municipal Airport (IATA: CFV, ICAO:KCFV) is located in the the city of Coffeyville, United states.
Airport Overview
Coffeyville Municipal Airport(CFV), ICAO KCFV, is a municipal airport serving Coffeyville in southeastern Kansas, United States. Its supplied coordinates are 37.094048, -95.571894, with a local time zone of UTC−06:00. The airport should be treated as a local and regional general-aviation facility rather than a scheduled international cargo gateway. The supplied record shows no scheduled passenger or express movements, so our service team normally evaluates it as an origin or destination point requiring prior confirmation of aircraft access, ground handling, warehouse arrangements and onward trucking. For international shipments, our platform generally plans the air leg through a suitable U.S. gateway and uses Coffeyville Municipal Airport only where a verified local aviation or charter solution is commercially and operationally appropriate.
| Airport | Coffeyville Municipal Airport |
|---|---|
| IATA / ICAO | CFV / KCFV |
| Location | Coffeyville, Kansas, United States |
| Coordinates | 37.094048, -95.571894 |
| Time zone | UTC−06:00 |
| Operational profile | Municipal, local and regional aviation facility; cargo acceptance requires case-by-case confirmation |
Key Highlights
Cargo Facilities & Services
- General cargo handling: Our service team arranges loading, unloading and temporary staging only after the airport operator, fixed-base operator or appointed handler confirms capability and availability.
- Dedicated cargo terminal: A dedicated airline cargo terminal, automated sortation line or express parcel hub should not be presumed for Coffeyville Municipal Airport.
- Cold chain: Refrigerated storage, active temperature-control equipment and pharmaceutical handling are not assumed. Temperature-sensitive freight should be routed through a verified facility with documented handover controls.
- Dangerous goods: Acceptance depends on the aircraft operator, trained personnel, packaging, labeling and applicable U.S. and carrier rules. Prior approval is required before delivery.
- Customs and bonded handling: The airport is not treated by our platform as an automatically available international customs or bonded-cargo gateway. Import clearance and bonded transit are normally planned at the selected gateway.
- Ground equipment: Pallet dimensions, forklift capacity, ramp access and vehicle restrictions must be confirmed against the actual shipment before booking.
Routes & Logistics Transit Planning
- International routing: Our team normally compares a nearby or commercially suitable U.S. international gateway with an onward truck leg to Coffeyville, rather than promising direct international uplift from Coffeyville Municipal Airport.
- Domestic air options: A domestic airline connection, charter aircraft or local air-taxi solution may be considered only after confirming aircraft performance, cargo acceptance and handling arrangements.
- Carrier selection: No specific scheduled airline or freighter service is assumed. The operating carrier, flight availability and final routing are confirmed at quotation and booking stage.
- Transit variables: Actual timing depends on gateway capacity, customs release, trucking distance, ramp availability, weather, aircraft type, shipment dimensions and any special handling approval.
- Planning standard: We provide a shipment-specific schedule after receiving origin, destination, cargo details, required delivery time and customs status; published transit times should be treated as estimates until confirmed.
Hinterland & Key Cargo
- Primary service area: Coffeyville and surrounding southeastern Kansas communities, with possible cross-border support toward nearby parts of Oklahoma and Missouri subject to trucking economics and delivery requirements.
- Industrial freight: Machinery components, maintenance parts, tooling, pumps, valves and other time-critical industrial materials are plausible candidates for a pre-arranged local aviation solution.
- Emergency replenishment: Production-line interruptions and urgent service parts may justify charter or expedited gateway-to-truck planning when the cargo value supports the additional operating cost.
- General commercial freight: Cartons, samples and small palletized consignments are normally more practical through an established gateway, parcel network or road-feeder service.
- Controlled cargo: Pharmaceuticals, perishables, live animals and dangerous goods require a dedicated routing review; acceptance cannot be inferred from airport location alone.
Operations & Compliance
- Cut-off control: There is no universal airline cargo cut-off to rely on. Our team obtains a confirmed tender time from the actual operator and builds extra time for screening, loading and local transfer.
- Dangerous goods: The shipper must provide the correct classification, UN number where applicable, packing instruction, shipper’s declaration and emergency-contact details. Carrier and aircraft restrictions remain decisive.
- Temperature-sensitive or live cargo: Pre-alerts, packaging qualification, temperature range, welfare requirements and a continuous handover plan are required. Acceptance must be confirmed before dispatch.
- Customs and security: Commercial invoice, packing list, air waybill instructions, origin data, export filing information and any permits must match the gateway routing. Customs examination or security screening can alter the delivery plan.
- Collection and delivery: Confirm vehicle type, loading method, delivery appointment, identification requirements and after-hours access. Do not send a truck to the airport until the local handover is scheduled.
Shipping Tips from Our Service Team
- Send us the cargo dimensions, gross weight, piece count, commodity, ready time, incoterm and final delivery address before requesting a CFV-related solution.
- For international cargo, ask our team to compare gateway-airfreight-plus-truck, direct domestic air, charter and road-only alternatives before cargo is packed for uplift.
- Use stackable, forklift-compatible packaging where possible; mark center of gravity, lifting points and handling restrictions clearly for irregular or heavy pieces.
- Submit dangerous-goods, temperature-control, live-animal or high-value requirements during quotation, not at the tender counter. Carrier approval may require additional lead time.
- Keep a contingency plan for gateway diversion or road delivery. Our team can coordinate an alternate gateway after reviewing customs status, trucking distance and delivery urgency.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can Coffeyville Municipal Airport receive routine international air cargo?
- It should not be assumed. Our team first verifies the operating aircraft, local handler, security process and customs arrangement. Most international shipments are planned through a suitable U.S. gateway with onward trucking.
- Can our shipment be booked directly with an airline at Coffeyville Municipal Airport?
- There is no assumed scheduled cargo counter or airline booking channel. We confirm whether a charter, general-aviation operator or other approved handling arrangement is available for the specific movement.
- How should urgent industrial parts be routed?
- Provide dimensions, weight, value, ready time and delivery deadline. We compare gateway airfreight, expedited trucking, domestic air connection and charter options, then confirm the feasible handling chain.
- Are dangerous goods, dry ice or lithium batteries accepted?
- Only after shipment-specific review and written acceptance by the actual carrier or operator. Classification, packaging, labels, declarations, screening and aircraft limitations all apply.
- What information is needed for a quotation?
- Origin, destination, commodity, pieces, dimensions, gross weight, stackability, customs status, delivery address, required time and any special requirements such as temperature control, high value or hazardous materials.
Data Sources & Provenance
Airport identity, codes, coordinates, city, country and time-zone information in this module are taken from the supplied airport record. The operational interpretation is limited to the stated airport profile and does not represent a guarantee of current handling availability, customs status, airline service, equipment, operating hours or flight schedules.
For independent code, airport and U.S. aviation-status verification, consult faa.gov and iata.org. Current handler access, cargo acceptance, security arrangements, aircraft suitability and any gateway customs procedure must be reconfirmed with the responsible operator and relevant authorities before shipment tender.