The driving distance from Tweed New Haven Regional Airport to The Eastern Iowa Airport is:
1,098 miles / 1 767 km
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Driving distance from HVN to CID
The total driving distance from HVN to CID is 1,098 miles or 1 767 kilometers.
Your trip begins at Tweed New Haven Regional Airport in New Haven, Connecticut. It ends at The Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Tweed New Haven Regional Airport
IATA: HVNICAO: KHVN
FAA: HVN
City: New Haven
State: Connecticut
Zip code: 06501
Country: United States
Category: airports
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The Eastern Iowa Airport
IATA: CIDICAO: KCID
FAA: CID
City: Cedar Rapids
State: Iowa
Zip code: 52404
Country: United States
Category: airports
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