Burke Lakefront Airport is a public general aviation airport situated on the southern shore of Lake Erie in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. Owned and operated by the City of Cleveland, it serves primarily private, corporate, and charter aircraft rather than scheduled commercial airline service. The airport occupies a narrow strip of landfilled land along the lakefront, placing it just minutes from downtown Cleveland's business district. It has historically hosted air shows, including the National Air Race, and serves as a convenient option for business travelers flying into the city on private aircraft. Burke Lakefront is also located adjacent to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Great Lakes Science Center, making it a notable landmark in the city's lakefront redevelopment area. Discussions about the airport's long-term future and potential redevelopment of its land have taken place periodically.