Kherson is served by Kherson International Airport (KHE), an airport in southern Ukraine. Due to the ongoing war following Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022, all Ukrainian airspace is closed to civilian traffic. The airport has been occupied, damaged, and is completely non-operational for commercial flights. The city was liberated in late 2022 but remains on the front line.
Historically, before the war, the airport offered a very limited schedule, primarily consisting of domestic flights to Kyiv and seasonal charter flights to holiday destinations in Turkey and Egypt. It was a small regional facility rather than a major hub.
Prior to 2022, service was provided by small Ukrainian airlines and charter operators such as Motor Sich Airlines and charter companies. There were no major international scheduled services. All operations have been suspended since the beginning of the invasion.
Critical Current Status: Finding commercial flights from Kherson is currently impossible. The region is an active conflict zone, and the airport is not functional. Air travel is suspended indefinitely due to extreme safety risks and destruction. Travel to the region is prohibited by all government advisories. When peace and stability are restored, the airport will require significant reconstruction. Future travel would likely involve connecting through Kyiv or Odessa. For now, this information is for historical context only.
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