Local 12 / November 10, 2023HEBRON, Ky. (WKRC) - Skyline Chili has ventured into breakfast territory, and there's only one place you can order.A breakfast menu is available from the Cincinnati staple at its CVG airport location, which celebrated its grand opening on Friday at the food court in Concourse B.The new selections include a Skyline Breakfast Coney, Breakfast Chilito, Breakfast Way, and Breakfast Burrito.Skyline Chili still offers its traditional menu items, including Cheese Coneys and Ways, for travelers.“It’s important that CVG offers our passengers a unique Cincy region experience, which includes our area’s world-famous chili,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, CVG. “We welcome Skyline Chili and are pleased to host their first airport location.”[FULL STORY HERE](https://local12.com/news/local/feeling-good-and-hungry-new-skyline-chili-restaurant-open-cvg-cincinnati-northern-kentucky-airport-breakfast-burrito-menu-coney-chillito-cheese-coneys)

Cincinnati Business Courier / Chris Wetterich / October 24, 2023Leisure carrier Breeze Airways expanded aggressively at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in its first year here, offering five nonstop destinations, with two of them continuing past the peak travel season.Travel to two of the markets thrived, with passengers filling at least eight out of every 10 seats, while two others saw fewer than 7 out of every 10 seats filled.In 2023, Breeze flew to San Francisco; Charleston, S.C.; Providence, R.I.; Orange County, Calif.; and Richmond, Va. The Richmond flight proceeded onto Jacksonville, Fla., so CVG passengers had that option as well.Overall, 73% of Breeze’s 58,291 seats out of CVG were filled in 2023 through July, the latest month data is available from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Domestic U.S. airlines saw 84% of their seats filled in 2022, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. From 2014 to 2019, that number ranged between 84% and 85%.“We are pleased with our performance at CVG since we began service back in February, and this summer was no exception,” said Breeze spokesman Gareth Edmondson-Jones.[FULL STORY HERE](https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2023/10/24/how-did-breeze-airlines-perform-at-cvg-in-2023.html)

Cincinnati Business Courier / Chris Wetterich / October 19, 2023Five of the six regularly served international destinations at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport have seen steady performance in 2022 and 2023, with two Caribbean locales showing marked improvement, according to a Business Courier examination of federal airline data.The percentage of filled seats on international flights heading to or from CVG – 79.2% – also is slightly above the national average.The Bureau of Transportation Statistics data also gives the first glimpse at how British Airways’ new flight from CVG to London is performing.Today, airlines at CVG regularly fly to six international markets: Paris, London, Toronto, Cancun, the Dominican Republic and Jamaica.Over the past 21 months, airlines have offered more seats from CVG to Cancun than the other five destinations, with three out of four seats on those flights, both to and from CVG, filled. Frontier Airlines, Vacation Express and Viva Aerobus offer nonstop flights to Cancun. American Airlines and Delta Air Lines are adding nonstop service to the Mexican vacation destination in December.The Business Courier previously reported that Delta Air Lines’ flights to Paris have been 79% full since flights resumed in August 2022.[FULL STORY HERE](https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2023/10/19/cvg-international-flights-breeze-airways-delta.html)

WLWT / Chris Jacobs / October 17, 2023HEBRON, Ky. — The fourth and final Honor Flight of the year took off from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport on Tuesday morning, and a large crowd welcomed the veterans home on Tuesday night.The "Welcome Home Rally" was an emotional affair on Tuesday night, with a few hundred people packed inside the CVG lobby.Eighty-one veterans returned back to Cincinnati around 9 p.m. Tuesday after departing to Washington, D.C., in the morning.The trip included 40 retired law enforcement officers who, after their military service, finished their careers in law enforcement.The rest of the flight was filled with 44 of the oldest veterans on the waiting list for the trip. Eighty percent of the flight honored Vietnam veterans.[FULL STORY HERE](https://www.wlwt.com/article/veterans-on-honor-flight-home-rally-cvg-airport/45565480)

The Lane Report / October 13, 2023ERLANGER, Ky. — The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) is partnering with leading vertical farming company 80 Acres Farms and North American travel retailer and restaurateur ParadiesLagardère to bring fresh food options to travelers year-round. 80 Acres Farms salad kits are now available from all Paradies Lagardère travel essentials stores at CVG, including Queen City Expo., Over the Rhine Market, Today, Gaslight Market, Tripadvisor®, CNBC, Bluegrass Bazaar, and Seven Hills Essential. The company’s greens and herbs are also now on the menu at Vino Volo, for travelers looking for a sit-down dining experience. Based in Hamilton, Ohio, 80 Acres Farms grows pesticide-free greens, microgreens, herbs, and tomatoes in indoor farms, including a new 200,000-square-foot facility in Boone County, Kentucky, just fifteen minutes from CVG. The company’s farms use up to 95% less water per pound of produce than conventional farms, growing up to 300 times as much food per square foot. [FULL STORY HERE](https://www.lanereport.com/168536/2023/10/cvg-airport-80-acres-farms-and-paradies-lagardere-partner-to-offer-fresh-meals-for-travelers/)

WCPO / Taylor Weiter / October 5, 2023HEBRON, Ky. — Chili for breakfast? Skyline lovers traveling through CVG Airport will have the opportunity to bite into some exclusive breakfast options before flying to their destination.Skyline said its new location in Concourse B's food court will have staple items like 3-ways and chilitos, as well as breakfast items for those traveling on early morning flights.Included in the exclusive airport menu is a breakfast coney that has a sausage link, chili, egg, mustard, diced onions and shredded cheddar cheese in a bun. The new "breakfast way" will have hash brown coins topped with chili and shredded cheese.[FULL STORY HERE](https://www.wcpo.com/entertainment/local-a-e/local-dining/a-breakfast-coney-skyline-chili-to-serve-breakfast-at-cvg-airport-location)

Cincinnati Business Courier / Chris Wetterich / October 4, 2023Delta Air Lines will expand its sole trans-Atlantic flight at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport next summer.Delta will increase the frequency on its nonstop flight from CVG to Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport from three times a week to daily. The seasonal increase will run from June through August, according to a spokesman for the airline.After that, Delta anticipates the frequency going back to three times per week, but airline scheduling is subject to change based on market conditions.[FULL STORY HERE](https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2023/10/04/delta-international-flight-paris-cvg.html)

Cincinnati Business Courier / Chris Wetterich / October 2, 2023Amazon's Prime Air service, which is headquartered at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, launched a new Airbus A330 aircraft Oct. 2, the first of 10 larger, wide body jets it plans to use in its continuing efforts to speed up how quickly its customers get their packages.It is the largest aircraft Amazon has used to date.The global retail giant gave reporters a tour of the new aircraft Oct. 2, billing it as a major milestone that will enable it to move customer packages across longer distances in a shorter time frame.Amazon leases all of its jets and contracts out with airlines to fly them. Altavair is the lessor, while Hawaiian Airlines will operate the A330s in Amazon's fleet, with it establishing a Cincinnati base, Amazon officials said.[FULL STORY HERE](https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2023/10/02/amazon-begins-using-larger-airbus-a330-jets-at-cvg.html)

Northern Kentucky Tribune / September 30, 2023A new Wendy’s experience will impress customers when they visit the restaurant now open in Concourse B at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG). The restaurant’s innovative design will bring Wendy’s iconic food, like the square hamburger, spicy nuggets, and a Frosty, to arriving and departing travelers.“This restaurant has been designed with our customers in mind,” said Jessie Sinkula Aston, Co-President, Sinkula. “We believe our guests will be delighted by our breakfast menu, the fresh look and feel of the restaurant, the contactless pick-up, and the digital options we offer when they dine with their family and friends.”“CVG Airport is having another strong year for passenger air service, surpassing 2022 by more than 15 percent,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, CVG. “We’re happy to partner with Wendy’s, and local franchisee, Sinkula, who offers a diverse menu and is a quick, well-known option for the more than 7 million travelers we serve each year.”[FULL STORY HERE](https://nkytribune.com/2023/09/enhancing-your-travel-experience-wendys-opens-new-restaurant-at-cvgs-concourse-b/)