Paradies and Corey Honor Two of Their OwnFeb. 9, 2015 — CVGstrives to offer the best possible customer service experience in a safe, friendly environment. In 2014, two Concession Managers were named Manager of the Year by their respective national headquarters, The Paradies Shops and Corey Airport Services. The Paradies Shops recognized Tim LaRocque as Manager of the Year in 2014. Paradies manages 13 operations at CVG including: PGA Store, Brooks Brothers, Heritage Bookstore, Marketplace, News and Gift Express and multiple CNBC stores and Travel Mart news and gift locations. Tim and his entire team at CVG were also awarded Best News Operation. LaRocque began his career with Paradies at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in 2007.During his tenure, Tim has led his CVG team to many accomplishments including Paradies Public Relations Award, 2007 – 20014; PGA Store – Best 100 Golf Shops by Golf World Magazine; and was named Best Places to Work in Greater Cincinnati in 2010 and 2011.Corey Airport Services named Bill Batty Nationwide Manager of the Year. Corey Airport Services is a provider of advertising services in airports and transportation hubs across the country.  Batty began his career with Corey Airport Services in 2007.“Due to the dedication, teamwork and positive attitude’s exemplified by Tim LaRocque and Bill Batty, our passengers experience a positive, professional and friendly travel environment,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. “Tim and Bill lead by example. I’m proud and honored to have them and their companies as part of our team at CVG.”

Paradies and Corey Honor Two of Their OwnFeb. 9, 2015 — CVGstrives to offer the best possible customer service experience in a safe, friendly environment. In 2014, two Concession Managers were named Manager of the Year by their respective national headquarters, The Paradies Shops and Corey Airport Services. The Paradies Shops recognized Tim LaRocque as Manager of the Year in 2014. Paradies manages 13 operations at CVG including: PGA Store, Brooks Brothers, Heritage Bookstore, Marketplace, News and Gift Express and multiple CNBC stores and Travel Mart news and gift locations. Tim and his entire team at CVG were also awarded Best News Operation. LaRocque began his career with Paradies at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in 2007.During his tenure, Tim has led his CVG team to many accomplishments including Paradies Public Relations Award, 2007 – 20014; PGA Store – Best 100 Golf Shops by Golf World Magazine; and was named Best Places to Work in Greater Cincinnati in 2010 and 2011.Corey Airport Services named Bill Batty Nationwide Manager of the Year. Corey Airport Services is a provider of advertising services in airports and transportation hubs across the country.  Batty began his career with Corey Airport Services in 2007.“Due to the dedication, teamwork and positive attitude’s exemplified by Tim LaRocque and Bill Batty, our passengers experience a positive, professional and friendly travel environment,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. “Tim and Bill lead by example. I’m proud and honored to have them and their companies as part of our team at CVG.”

Jan. 28, 2015 — Branson AirExpress operated by Orange Air announces discount flights to Branson, New Orleans and Cancun starting May 7.Flights will be in a 150 seat MD-83 jet. One-way tickets from Cincinnati, including all taxes and fees, can be purchased for:• Branson (BKG) $99\• New Orleans (MSY) $99\• Cancun (CUN) $199\Discount flights to these three cities are available for purchase now at FlyBranson.com or BransonAirExpress.com. Flights will depart from CVG on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays and will return on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.“We are excited to offer affordable low fares to these markets from Cincinnati,” said Miguel Ziadi, Executive Vice President for Orange Air. “We know our low prices, stretched seating in every row, and great customer service will add to the value that air travelers are looking for today. Now air travelers in Cincinnati can afford to get to these wonderful leisure destinations.”Orange Air will operate MD-83 Jet aircraft with comfortable stretched seating in every row at no additional cost. In addition, Orange Air offers non-alcoholic, complimentary beverage and snack service on every flight."We are pleased to welcome Branson Air Express operated by Orange Air to our family of carriers at CVG," said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport."Branson Air Express operated by Orange Air is another new low fare option for our passengers. Branson, Missouri will become the 57th nonstop destination served from CVG," said Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman.Book flights today at BransonAirExpress.com or by calling 1-888-FLY-BKG1.\ Flights are public charters on FlyBranson Travel dba Branson AirExpress operated by Orange Air. Advertised public charter fares are one-way, do not require a round trip purchase, and include all taxes. These fares are capacity controlled and may not be available on all seats on all flights. The quoted charter price includes charter air transportation for the Charter Flight booked through BransonAirExpress.com or through the toll free Reservations Department at 1-888-FLY-BKG1 (1-888-859-2541). Additional fees apply for checked baggage. Dates of the advertised flights are subject to change in accordance with regulatory requirements. See website for details.

Jan. 28, 2015 — Branson AirExpress operated by Orange Air announces discount flights to Branson, New Orleans and Cancun starting May 7.Flights will be in a 150 seat MD-83 jet. One-way tickets from Cincinnati, including all taxes and fees, can be purchased for:• Branson (BKG) $99\• New Orleans (MSY) $99\• Cancun (CUN) $199\Discount flights to these three cities are available for purchase now at FlyBranson.com or BransonAirExpress.com. Flights will depart from CVG on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays and will return on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.“We are excited to offer affordable low fares to these markets from Cincinnati,” said Miguel Ziadi, Executive Vice President for Orange Air. “We know our low prices, stretched seating in every row, and great customer service will add to the value that air travelers are looking for today. Now air travelers in Cincinnati can afford to get to these wonderful leisure destinations.”Orange Air will operate MD-83 Jet aircraft with comfortable stretched seating in every row at no additional cost. In addition, Orange Air offers non-alcoholic, complimentary beverage and snack service on every flight."We are pleased to welcome Branson Air Express operated by Orange Air to our family of carriers at CVG," said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport."Branson Air Express operated by Orange Air is another new low fare option for our passengers. Branson, Missouri will become the 57th nonstop destination served from CVG," said Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman.Book flights today at BransonAirExpress.com or by calling 1-888-FLY-BKG1.\ Flights are public charters on FlyBranson Travel dba Branson AirExpress operated by Orange Air. Advertised public charter fares are one-way, do not require a round trip purchase, and include all taxes. These fares are capacity controlled and may not be available on all seats on all flights. The quoted charter price includes charter air transportation for the Charter Flight booked through BransonAirExpress.com or through the toll free Reservations Department at 1-888-FLY-BKG1 (1-888-859-2541). Additional fees apply for checked baggage. Dates of the advertised flights are subject to change in accordance with regulatory requirements. See website for details.

Dec. 18, 2014 — CVG is getting ready for the Holiday travel season offering passengers entertainment and travel tips to get you to your destination faster.Santa will start his worldwide journey at CVG.  Look for Santa walking around the Terminal and Concourses and stop by to get a candy cane on December 19 from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and December 22 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, commented, “With increased flight options and more capacity, we expect passenger volumes to increase approximately 10% compared to 2013.” Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman added, “Customer service is a top priority for CVG. This year, CVG has an enhanced website cvgairport.com, increased parking options and improved retail and food offerings.Gift wrapping will be available by volunteers from Honor Flight Tri-State on December 19, 20, 21 and 22 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Concourse B Food Court. Honor Flight Tri-State would welcome all donations to support sending veterans to their memorials in Washington, DC.In addition, a violinist from the University of Cincinnati, College Conservatory of Music will be at CVG on December 18 at 10:00 a.m. Through a partnership with ArtsWave, Young Professionals Choral Collective (YPCC) will carol throughout the terminal starting at 2:00 p.m. Mamluft & Company Dance will entertain passengers at 3:00 p.m. A brass quintet will be perform on December 22 from 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Have some last minute shopping?  CVG has you covered offering a number of options for a great gift  including Graeter’s Ice Cream and candies, Natalie’s Candy Jar, Brooks Brothers, Forever Heather, InMotion Entertainment and Creative Kidstuff. You can also pick up a gift card from most of our retailers.Preparing For Your TripBook your trip as early as possible and take advantage of great holiday fares. You can always find fare deals on our web-site at www.cvgairport.com.Passengers can also take advantage of our multiple parking amenities which include: valet parking, reserved premium parking and golf cart shuttles in the garage. You can also reserve your parking spot in the garage through our online booking system cvgreservedparking.com. Visit cvgairport.com/save for a $6/day parking special in CVG's Long-Term Lot. CVG gets you from our long-term parking lot to the terminal in four minutes or less.Before Leaving HomeTo save time checking-in at the airport, print your boarding pass, select your seat and check your bag on-line from the comfort of your home. You can also check the status of your flight, weather and security times for TSA Pre-Check and general screening at www.cvgairport.com.Familiarize yourself with passenger and baggage security procedures at www.tsa.gov. Ensure that liquids transported through security are compliant with TSA standards.Follow CVG on Twitter: @CVGairport. During the holiday season, CVG will continue to post travel tips, weather information and promotions to assist travelers.At the AirportDuring the busier holiday travel season it is recommended that passengers arrive early to have adequate time to check baggage and move through security.Look for our Public Safety Assistants wearing the yellow jackets/vests located from curbside to security ready to answer your questions and help get you to your gate faster.Traveling in a wheelchair, with a service animal, or with children in strollers, follow the signs for the marked assisted security lane for quicker access.Our volunteer Airport Ambassadors will be out in the Terminal and Concourses to answer questions and help with any questions for our passengers traveling for the holidays.  Look for the Airport Ambassadors at the Information Booths located in Concourses A and B plus Baggage Claim.CVG offers over 20 unique and diverse eating options including The Club at CVG which is a shared use lounge located in Concourse A.Free Wi-Fi is available including plenty of outlets to recharge all your electronics before the flight.Security TipsFor protection against lost luggage, label your bags inside and out with your contact information. Be sure to include the address and phone number of your destination.Weapons may not be carried aboard the aircraft.  This includes replicas, toy weapons and anything that can be mistaken for a weapon.  Check www.tsa.gov for a list of approved checked items.Be prepared to remove blazers, coats and bulky sweaters and activate any electronic or battery-powered equipment as part of the security inspection.  This includes laptops, music players, games and phones.Do not wrap gifts that you plan to carry onboard. If a security officer needs to inspect a package they may have to unwrap your gift.

Dec. 18, 2014 — CVG is getting ready for the Holiday travel season offering passengers entertainment and travel tips to get you to your destination faster.Santa will start his worldwide journey at CVG.  Look for Santa walking around the Terminal and Concourses and stop by to get a candy cane on December 19 from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and December 22 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, commented, “With increased flight options and more capacity, we expect passenger volumes to increase approximately 10% compared to 2013.” Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman added, “Customer service is a top priority for CVG. This year, CVG has an enhanced website cvgairport.com, increased parking options and improved retail and food offerings.Gift wrapping will be available by volunteers from Honor Flight Tri-State on December 19, 20, 21 and 22 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Concourse B Food Court. Honor Flight Tri-State would welcome all donations to support sending veterans to their memorials in Washington, DC.In addition, a violinist from the University of Cincinnati, College Conservatory of Music will be at CVG on December 18 at 10:00 a.m. Through a partnership with ArtsWave, Young Professionals Choral Collective (YPCC) will carol throughout the terminal starting at 2:00 p.m. Mamluft & Company Dance will entertain passengers at 3:00 p.m. A brass quintet will be perform on December 22 from 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Have some last minute shopping?  CVG has you covered offering a number of options for a great gift  including Graeter’s Ice Cream and candies, Natalie’s Candy Jar, Brooks Brothers, Forever Heather, InMotion Entertainment and Creative Kidstuff. You can also pick up a gift card from most of our retailers.Preparing For Your TripBook your trip as early as possible and take advantage of great holiday fares. You can always find fare deals on our web-site at www.cvgairport.com.Passengers can also take advantage of our multiple parking amenities which include: valet parking, reserved premium parking and golf cart shuttles in the garage. You can also reserve your parking spot in the garage through our online booking system cvgreservedparking.com. Visit cvgairport.com/save for a $6/day parking special in CVG's Long-Term Lot. CVG gets you from our long-term parking lot to the terminal in four minutes or less.Before Leaving HomeTo save time checking-in at the airport, print your boarding pass, select your seat and check your bag on-line from the comfort of your home. You can also check the status of your flight, weather and security times for TSA Pre-Check and general screening at www.cvgairport.com.Familiarize yourself with passenger and baggage security procedures at www.tsa.gov. Ensure that liquids transported through security are compliant with TSA standards.Follow CVG on Twitter: @CVGairport. During the holiday season, CVG will continue to post travel tips, weather information and promotions to assist travelers.At the AirportDuring the busier holiday travel season it is recommended that passengers arrive early to have adequate time to check baggage and move through security.Look for our Public Safety Assistants wearing the yellow jackets/vests located from curbside to security ready to answer your questions and help get you to your gate faster.Traveling in a wheelchair, with a service animal, or with children in strollers, follow the signs for the marked assisted security lane for quicker access.Our volunteer Airport Ambassadors will be out in the Terminal and Concourses to answer questions and help with any questions for our passengers traveling for the holidays.  Look for the Airport Ambassadors at the Information Booths located in Concourses A and B plus Baggage Claim.CVG offers over 20 unique and diverse eating options including The Club at CVG which is a shared use lounge located in Concourse A.Free Wi-Fi is available including plenty of outlets to recharge all your electronics before the flight.Security TipsFor protection against lost luggage, label your bags inside and out with your contact information. Be sure to include the address and phone number of your destination.Weapons may not be carried aboard the aircraft.  This includes replicas, toy weapons and anything that can be mistaken for a weapon.  Check www.tsa.gov for a list of approved checked items.Be prepared to remove blazers, coats and bulky sweaters and activate any electronic or battery-powered equipment as part of the security inspection.  This includes laptops, music players, games and phones.Do not wrap gifts that you plan to carry onboard. If a security officer needs to inspect a package they may have to unwrap your gift.

Sponsored by the American Heart Association and MedpaceDec. 2, 2014 — CVG Fit to Fly Walking Paths for Better Health will be unveiled at CVG today. These walking routes are possible due to a partnership with the American Heart Association and Medpace. Walking routes are marked in the baggage claim, Concourse A, Concourse B and the tunnel connecting passengers from security to the concourses. CVG installed new water bottle filling stations along the walking routes.“Customer service is a top priority at CVG,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. “Both our employees and passengers are concerned about wellness. The newly marked walking routes allow our customers the opportunity to burn calories while waiting for their flight or taking a break from work.”Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson, III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman, added, “At CVG, we believe collaboration is key. The Fit to Fly Walking Paths would not be possible without the hard work and dedication from the American Heart Association, Medpace, GPI Wellness, Kenton County Airport Board and staff.”Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of Americans. Stroke ranks fourth and is a leading cause of severe adult disability. Some form of cardiovascular disease affects more than one in every three adult Americans. Many suffer terribly from disabilities caused by these diseases.“Our mission is to build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular disease and stroke,” said Patrick Niemeyer, American Heart Association. “Even little things like walking, can make a difference. We strive to improve the lives of all Americans by providing public health education in a variety of ways.”“Medpace is pleased to partner with the American Heart Association,” said Penelope Bucknell, Medpace. “We are honored to participate in the CVG Fit to Fly Walking Paths for Better Health project.Passengers can find information about the walking routes at the CVG Information Booths and online at cvgairport.com.

Sponsored by the American Heart Association and MedpaceDec. 2, 2014 — CVG Fit to Fly Walking Paths for Better Health will be unveiled at CVG today. These walking routes are possible due to a partnership with the American Heart Association and Medpace. Walking routes are marked in the baggage claim, Concourse A, Concourse B and the tunnel connecting passengers from security to the concourses. CVG installed new water bottle filling stations along the walking routes.“Customer service is a top priority at CVG,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. “Both our employees and passengers are concerned about wellness. The newly marked walking routes allow our customers the opportunity to burn calories while waiting for their flight or taking a break from work.”Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson, III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman, added, “At CVG, we believe collaboration is key. The Fit to Fly Walking Paths would not be possible without the hard work and dedication from the American Heart Association, Medpace, GPI Wellness, Kenton County Airport Board and staff.”Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of Americans. Stroke ranks fourth and is a leading cause of severe adult disability. Some form of cardiovascular disease affects more than one in every three adult Americans. Many suffer terribly from disabilities caused by these diseases.“Our mission is to build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular disease and stroke,” said Patrick Niemeyer, American Heart Association. “Even little things like walking, can make a difference. We strive to improve the lives of all Americans by providing public health education in a variety of ways.”“Medpace is pleased to partner with the American Heart Association,” said Penelope Bucknell, Medpace. “We are honored to participate in the CVG Fit to Fly Walking Paths for Better Health project.Passengers can find information about the walking routes at the CVG Information Booths and online at cvgairport.com.

Nov. 25, 2013 — CVG is getting ready for the Holiday travel season offering passengers travel tips to get you to your destination faster. The Wednesday before Thanksgiving and the Sunday and Monday after Thanksgiving will be the busiest travel days. We recommend travelers get to the airport at least 90 minutes prior to departure. Passengers should check with their airlines for the most up to date flight information.Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, commented, “With increased flight options and more capacity, we expect passenger volumes to increase approximately 10% compared to 2013.” Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman added, “Customer service is a top priority for CVG. This year, CVG has an enhanced website, cvgairport.com, where travelers can check their flight status, weather and see up to the minute security times for both TSA Pre-Check and general screening.”Passengers can also take advantage of our multiple parking amenities which include: valet parking, reserved premium parking and golf cart shuttles in the garage. You can also reserve your parking spot in the garage through our online booking system cvgreservedparking.com. Visit cvgairport.com/save for a $6/day parking special in CVG's Long-Term Lot. CVG gets you from our long-term parking lot to the terminal in four minutes or less.CVG offers over 20 unique and diverse eating options including The Club at CVG which is a shared use lounge located in Concourse A. In addition, we have two locally unique experiences in our Graeter’s kiosk locations.Our 160 volunteer Airport Ambassadors will be out in the Terminal and Concourses to answer questions and help with any questions for our passengers traveling for the holidays.  Look for the Airport Ambassadors at the Information Booths located in Concourses A and B plus Baggage Claim.Preparing For Your TripBook your trip as early as possible and take advantage of great holiday fares.  Youcan always find fare deals on our web-site at cvgairport.com/deals.Before Leaving HomeTo save time checking-in at the airport, print your boarding pass, select your seat and check your bag on-line from the comfort of your home. You can also check the status of your flight and www.cvgairport.com.Familiarize yourself with passenger and baggage security procedures at tsa.gov.Follow CVG on Twitter: @CVGairport.  During the holiday season, CVG will continue to post travel tips, weather information and promotions to assist travelers.At the AirportLook for our Airport Customer Service Representatives wearing the yellow jackets/vests located from curbside to security ready to answer your questions and help get you to your gate faster.Traveling with children or just need a little extra time, follow the signs for the family assisted security lane where benches and tables are available to assist passengers.Free Wi-Fi is available including plenty of outlets to recharge all your electronics before the flight.Security TipsFor protection against lost luggage, label your bags inside and out with your contact information. Be sure to include the address and phone number of your destination.Weapons may not be carried aboard the aircraft.  This includes replicas, toy weapons and anything that can be mistaken for a weapon.  Check tsa.gov for a list of approved checked items.Be prepared to remove blazers, coats and bulky sweaters and activate any electronic or battery-powered equipment as part of the security inspection.  This includes laptops, music players, games and phones.Do not wrap gifts that you plan to carry onboard. If a security officer needs to inspect a package they may have to unwrap your gift.