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.

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.

Nov. 20, 2014 — CVG has installed 36 images from world–renowned Cincinnati artist Charley Harper. In partnership with his son, Brett Harper, iconic images were chosen to represent Charley’s unique way of looking at nature, objects and situations. The images can be found in the Concourse B food court and lounge areas.“We are very proud to have Charley’s work on display at CVG. Charley Harper's unique minimalist approach is unmistakable, people know his work the minute they see it,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.“This is part of CVG's on-going effort to showcase our regional community,” said Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman. “As the first stop for visitors in this region, CVG is showing our arriving passengers local talent at its best.”This collection at CVG features Charley Harper’s mid-century images of birds and travel through America from the 1950s and 1960s, along with U.S. National Park Service posters from the 1970s and 1980s. All of the images were printed on acrylic panels.“My dad’s work makes people smile. They are fun for all ages,” said Brett Harper, son of Charley Harper.You can take a look at some of the Charley Harper images [here](/terminal/exhibits/Harper).

Nov. 20, 2014 — CVG has installed 36 images from world–renowned Cincinnati artist Charley Harper. In partnership with his son, Brett Harper, iconic images were chosen to represent Charley’s unique way of looking at nature, objects and situations. The images can be found in the Concourse B food court and lounge areas.“We are very proud to have Charley’s work on display at CVG. Charley Harper's unique minimalist approach is unmistakable, people know his work the minute they see it,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.“This is part of CVG's on-going effort to showcase our regional community,” said Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman. “As the first stop for visitors in this region, CVG is showing our arriving passengers local talent at its best.”This collection at CVG features Charley Harper’s mid-century images of birds and travel through America from the 1950s and 1960s, along with U.S. National Park Service posters from the 1970s and 1980s. All of the images were printed on acrylic panels.“My dad’s work makes people smile. They are fun for all ages,” said Brett Harper, son of Charley Harper.You can take a look at some of the Charley Harper images [here](/terminal/exhibits/Harper).

Adds Courtesy Golf Cart Shuttles, Reserved Premium Parking and $6 Web Coupon for ValuParkNov. 19, 2014 – CVG now offer courtesy golf cart shuttles and reserved premium parking options in the Terminal Garage, and a $6 web coupon for the CVG ValuPark lot.Golf carts will shuttle passengers to and from their cars to the elevators and escalators in the Terminal Garage seven days per week.Today, CVG will begin offering reserved premium parking options. Customers can reserve a parking space online www.cvgreservedparking.com. Customers will pay a $4 per day fee at the time of the reservation and the standard garage rate of $15 per day as you exit. The Reserved Premium Parking guarantees passengers a spot on Level C (Ticketing) in Rows 28 – 29. This is an added amenity to save passengers time when looking for a spot in the CVG Terminal Garage.“We continually strive to enhance the passenger experience at CVG,” said Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Board Chairman. “By offering free golf cart shuttles and reserved premium parking, we will save our customers time when traveling.” Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport added, “Customer service is a top priority for CVG. We are continually looking to enhance our offerings to better meet the needs of our passengers.”Each holiday season, CVG offers a $6 per day web coupon for the CVG ValuPark lot. This is a $2 discount for our CVG passengers valid until January 3, 2015. The coupon can be downloaded at www.cvgairport.com/save.Earlier this year, electric vehicle charging stations were added in the terminal garage and ValuPark lot. There are four stations in the terminal garage located at D30. There are two stations located in Row 1 West side of the CVG ValuPark lot. The charging stations are available for anyone to use. The charging stations are available free of charge to our customers. CVG selected Level 1 stations to meet the needs of our airport customers. The stations will provide a full charge to most plug-in vehicles in about eight hours.CVG offers four different parking options: CVG ValuPark, Terminal Garage, Reserved Premium Parking and Curbside Valet. For more information about parking at CVG and electric vehicle parking, please visit www.cvgairport.com/park. Customers can also find information on available spaces on the homepage of CVG’s website, www.cvgairport.com.CVG offers VIP perks for frequent travelers through our CVG Parking Advantage Program. Corporate travel programs are also available. For more information, please visit www.cvgairport.com/park/vip or call 859-767-7400.

Adds Courtesy Golf Cart Shuttles, Reserved Premium Parking and $6 Web Coupon for ValuParkNov. 19, 2014 – CVG now offer courtesy golf cart shuttles and reserved premium parking options in the Terminal Garage, and a $6 web coupon for the CVG ValuPark lot.Golf carts will shuttle passengers to and from their cars to the elevators and escalators in the Terminal Garage seven days per week.Today, CVG will begin offering reserved premium parking options. Customers can reserve a parking space online www.cvgreservedparking.com. Customers will pay a $4 per day fee at the time of the reservation and the standard garage rate of $15 per day as you exit. The Reserved Premium Parking guarantees passengers a spot on Level C (Ticketing) in Rows 28 – 29. This is an added amenity to save passengers time when looking for a spot in the CVG Terminal Garage.“We continually strive to enhance the passenger experience at CVG,” said Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Board Chairman. “By offering free golf cart shuttles and reserved premium parking, we will save our customers time when traveling.” Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport added, “Customer service is a top priority for CVG. We are continually looking to enhance our offerings to better meet the needs of our passengers.”Each holiday season, CVG offers a $6 per day web coupon for the CVG ValuPark lot. This is a $2 discount for our CVG passengers valid until January 3, 2015. The coupon can be downloaded at www.cvgairport.com/save.Earlier this year, electric vehicle charging stations were added in the terminal garage and ValuPark lot. There are four stations in the terminal garage located at D30. There are two stations located in Row 1 West side of the CVG ValuPark lot. The charging stations are available for anyone to use. The charging stations are available free of charge to our customers. CVG selected Level 1 stations to meet the needs of our airport customers. The stations will provide a full charge to most plug-in vehicles in about eight hours.CVG offers four different parking options: CVG ValuPark, Terminal Garage, Reserved Premium Parking and Curbside Valet. For more information about parking at CVG and electric vehicle parking, please visit www.cvgairport.com/park. Customers can also find information on available spaces on the homepage of CVG’s website, www.cvgairport.com.CVG offers VIP perks for frequent travelers through our CVG Parking Advantage Program. Corporate travel programs are also available. For more information, please visit www.cvgairport.com/park/vip or call 859-767-7400.

Service Begins February 4Nov. 18, 2014 — Allegiant Travel Company announces new service from CVG to New Orleans, LA (MSY). Passengers can book travel for as low as $85 one-way.“As Allegiant's fastest growing market in their 15 year history, we are thrilled Allegiant is continuing to expand at CVG,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. “Our passengers want to travel to the Big Easy. New Orleans will be the ninth market served by Allegiant at CVG.”“With this new service to New Orleans, Allegiant is pleased to offer Cincinnati travelers yet another iconic and popular destination option,” said Jude Bricker, Allegiant Travel Company senior vice president of planning. “With its renowned culture and attractions, we're confident local travelers will embrace this new service and take advantage of the great travel deals they've come to expect from us.”Starting February 4, passengers can travel to New Orleans twice per week from February to May.  Service will initially operate a Wednesday and Saturday schedule and then change to a Monday and Friday schedule. Allegiant will operate the 177 seat A320 and the 166 seat MD 80. Tickets and vacation packages can be booked through Allegiant.com.“Allegiant started service from CVG in February 2014, with service two times per week to Orlando and Tampa Bay,” said Wm.T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman. “With today's expansion to New Orleans, Allegiant will offer over 20 flights per week to nine different destinations. This growth would not be possible without the tremendous support of the Tri-State region.”About the $85 one-way fares: Seats are limited. Price includes taxes and fees. Fares are one way and not available on all flights. Must be purchased by Nov. 20, 2014 for travel by May 5, 2015. Price reflects debit card discount; credit card price higher. For optional services and baggage fees, please visit Allegiant.com. Additional restrictions may apply.

Service Begins February 4Nov. 18, 2014 — Allegiant Travel Company announces new service from CVG to New Orleans, LA (MSY). Passengers can book travel for as low as $85 one-way.“As Allegiant's fastest growing market in their 15 year history, we are thrilled Allegiant is continuing to expand at CVG,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. “Our passengers want to travel to the Big Easy. New Orleans will be the ninth market served by Allegiant at CVG.”“With this new service to New Orleans, Allegiant is pleased to offer Cincinnati travelers yet another iconic and popular destination option,” said Jude Bricker, Allegiant Travel Company senior vice president of planning. “With its renowned culture and attractions, we're confident local travelers will embrace this new service and take advantage of the great travel deals they've come to expect from us.”Starting February 4, passengers can travel to New Orleans twice per week from February to May.  Service will initially operate a Wednesday and Saturday schedule and then change to a Monday and Friday schedule. Allegiant will operate the 177 seat A320 and the 166 seat MD 80. Tickets and vacation packages can be booked through Allegiant.com.“Allegiant started service from CVG in February 2014, with service two times per week to Orlando and Tampa Bay,” said Wm.T. (Bill) Robinson III, Kenton County Airport Board Chairman. “With today's expansion to New Orleans, Allegiant will offer over 20 flights per week to nine different destinations. This growth would not be possible without the tremendous support of the Tri-State region.”About the $85 one-way fares: Seats are limited. Price includes taxes and fees. Fares are one way and not available on all flights. Must be purchased by Nov. 20, 2014 for travel by May 5, 2015. Price reflects debit card discount; credit card price higher. For optional services and baggage fees, please visit Allegiant.com. Additional restrictions may apply.