Skip the highway.
Depart locally instead of driving to a major airport or spending the day on the road.
Clarksville, Tennessee
Start closer to home
Private charter flights from Clarksville.
Start at Clarksville Regional Airport. Fly in a right-sized private aircraft. Keep your regional trip focused on where you need to go.
A local departure
Private aviation, closer to home.
For many Clarksville travelers, flying begins with a drive along I-24. Then come parking, the terminal, security, and sometimes a connection before the trip really gets underway. Nashville International is a useful gateway for airline travel. But your trip does not necessarily need to start at BNA.
Clarksville has its own public-use airport: Clarksville Regional Airport, commonly known as Outlaw Field. For the right mission, Phoenix can help you begin or end a private charter locally. That means considering the full journey, from your front door to the meeting, family visit, or weekend you are traveling for.
Our regional charter approach is simple: choose an aircraft and airports that fit the trip, with a team to coordinate the details.
Why fly privately?
Less time getting there. More time being there.
Go direct.
Land near where you’re actually going and skip layovers.
Walk in. Board. Go.
Board without airline check-in or security lines.
Be home tonight.
Make the meeting or the game without turning it into a multi-day trip.
Clarksville–Montgomery County
A city with places to be.
Clarksville has travel needs of its own. Fort Campbell brings families and civilian visitors to the area. Austin Peay State University welcomes alumni, speakers, and campus guests. Companies throughout Clarksville-Montgomery County need to connect with customers, facilities, and colleagues across the region.
Downtown tells another part of the story: Franklin Street, the Roxy, Downtown Commons, and the Cumberland River give visitors reasons to spend time here beyond a single appointment. A campus visit might become a family weekend; a business meeting might lead into an evening downtown.
When you are flying into Clarksville, start with the place you actually need to reach. Share the campus, venue, or meeting address with Phoenix so airport selection and onward travel can be considered together.
Downtown arrivals
From the flight to the event.
F&M Bank Arena brings concerts, sporting events, and Austin Peay basketball into downtown Clarksville. With Franklin Street and APSU nearby, an event can anchor a visit that includes dinner, campus activities, or business entertainment.
For a performer, a small production team, a sponsor, or visitors traveling together, the useful question is how the flight fits the day. Share arrival deadlines, passenger numbers, baggage, and any equipment early. Those details affect the aircraft and itinerary; a charter is not automatically suitable for every group or load.
Phoenix can discuss a civilian arrival at Clarksville Regional Airport and ground transportation and trip support for the onward journey. Build in time for venue access and event traffic. Venue references describe travel destinations, not official Phoenix partnerships.
Austin Peay State University
Be here for game day. Stay for the weekend.
A Governors football game at Fortera Stadium gives alumni, boosters, and families a reason to come back to Clarksville. A campus celebration, graduation, or donor event can turn a quick visit into a full weekend—with time for downtown before heading home.
For travelers coming from across the region, a private flight can be planned around the visit itself. Share the event time, your preferred arrival day, and how many people are traveling. Phoenix can review a Clarksville Regional Airport arrival and help coordinate the ground journey to campus or your hotel.
The same approach works for visiting speakers, university guests, and small groups attending athletics events. Check the official Austin Peay athletics schedule before planning around kickoff, and allow time for parking and campus access.
Plan your Clarksville visit
Aviation at Austin Peay
A university connection, right at the airport.
Austin Peay’s Aviation Science rotor-wing program trains helicopter pilots at its flight facility at Clarksville Regional Airport. Classroom learning and flight training make Outlaw Field part of the university’s daily life as well as a gateway to the city.
That connection matters when a visit includes the aviation program. Prospective students and their families, visiting aviation professionals, and university guests should confirm whether their appointment is at the airport facility or on the main campus. They are different meeting points, and knowing which one comes first helps shape the itinerary.
Phoenix can discuss private charter travel for the journey to Clarksville. Program visits and flight training are arranged directly with APSU; the university’s helicopters pictured here are training aircraft, not Phoenix charter aircraft.
Civilian travel near Fort Campbell
Private flights for Clarksville and the Fort Campbell community.
Home to the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Fort Campbell connects this community with families and colleagues far beyond Tennessee. A family visit, a contractor meeting, or a personal trip can bring travelers to the Clarksville and Fort Campbell area from across the region. Phoenix can review these requests through appropriate civilian airports, including Clarksville Regional Airport.
Tell us where your ground journey ends and what your schedule requires. Service members traveling in a personal capacity, visiting relatives, and business travelers can discuss the same practical details: dates, passengers, baggage, and transportation after landing.
A reunion, a ceremony, or a weekend with family may leave only a short window together. Start with the date you need to be here and work backward through the flight and ground journey. For civilian business visitors and contractors, include the meeting location and any time needed for visitor arrangements when discussing your itinerary.
Flights described here do not use Fort Campbell military airfields. Phoenix does not claim affiliation with Fort Campbell or the Department of Defense, and travelers are responsible for arranging any required installation access.
Regional travel, on request
A short regional trip should be considered as a whole.
A meeting in Tennessee, a family visit in Kentucky, or business elsewhere in the Southeast can involve much more than the flight itself. An airline connection or a long drive at either end may change what makes sense for the day.
Phoenix reviews the route you need, rather than asking you to fit a published schedule. Enter your airports, dates, and travelers below. These are trip requests, not scheduled routes or guarantees of nonstop service, flight time, or price. Aircraft availability and mission requirements determine the options.
Compare Nashville-area departure options when they fit your journey, or explore our Middle Tennessee charter markets. For regular flying, you can also discuss whether fractional aircraft ownership fits your longer-term needs.
Prefer to talk through the route? Call Phoenix at 629-206-5011.
The right aircraft for the mission
Looking for a private jet in Clarksville?
“Private jet” is often shorthand for flying privately. The real goal may be a convenient departure, a direct regional journey, or a day that works around your plans. Those needs do not always call for a jet.
Phoenix focuses on right-sized private aircraft for regional trips. We start with the route, passengers, and baggage, then discuss an appropriate aircraft—not more airplane than you need. Learn about Phoenix’s approach to planning and service, or bring your trip to the team.
Your next flight can start in Clarksville.
Tell Phoenix where you are going and when. We’ll help determine whether a charter from Clarksville Regional Airport makes sense for your trip.
Before you fly
Clarksville charter flight questions.
Can I charter a private flight from Clarksville, Tennessee?
Yes. You can request a private charter from Clarksville through Phoenix Aviation. Share your destination, dates, number of travelers, and luggage needs so the team can review a suitable aircraft and itinerary. Clarksville Regional Airport is a local departure option when the mission fits. A request begins that review; aircraft availability, airport suitability, and operating conditions must be confirmed before the flight is booked.
What airport do private charter flights use in Clarksville?
Clarksville Regional Airport is the local public-use airport to discuss for a private charter. Its FAA identifier is CKV and its ICAO identifier is KCKV. The airport is northwest of the city, with a primary runway approximately 6,000 feet long. Phoenix reviews the route, aircraft performance, passenger and baggage load, weather, and airport conditions before confirming whether it is appropriate for your trip.
Is Clarksville Regional Airport the same as Outlaw Field?
Yes. Clarksville Regional Airport is commonly known as Outlaw Field. Both names refer to the airport identified as CKV or KCKV. Its address is 200A Outlaw Field Road, Clarksville, TN 37042. That is the airport’s address, not a Phoenix office. Use the confirmed meeting instructions from your flight team when arranging drop-off, parking, or onward transportation.
Can I fly private from Clarksville instead of driving to Nashville?
For a suitable itinerary, a charter from Clarksville Regional Airport can let you begin locally instead of driving to Nashville International Airport. BNA remains a useful option for airline travel. The comparison depends on the whole journey: the drive, airport time, connections, and distance from the arrival airport to your destination. Phoenix can review those choices with you rather than assuming one airport works best for every trip.
Does Phoenix Aviation offer private jet charter in Clarksville?
Phoenix focuses on right-sized regional private aircraft; this page does not advertise a Phoenix-operated jet service. People often search for a “private jet” when they mean a private flight. For many regional journeys, a smaller aircraft may meet the need without the cost of more airplane than the trip requires. Tell Phoenix about your route, passengers, and baggage so the team can discuss aircraft fit and available options.
Can Phoenix serve travelers going to Fort Campbell?
Phoenix can review civilian charter requests for travelers visiting or departing the Clarksville and Fort Campbell community, including families, contractors, business visitors, and service members traveling in a personal capacity. Flights use suitable civilian airports such as Clarksville Regional Airport, with onward ground travel arranged separately. This does not imply access to military airfields, a military transportation contract, or affiliation with Fort Campbell or the Department of Defense.
How much does a private charter flight from Clarksville cost?
Pricing depends on the aircraft, distance, passenger count, baggage, itinerary, aircraft repositioning, and other mission requirements. A one-way trip and a return trip can involve different operating needs, even with the same airports. Use the flight search on this page or call 629-206-5011 with your travel details. Phoenix can review availability and provide a trip-specific quote; there is no fixed fare or guaranteed price on this page.