THINK CVG FIRST
Flyers Come Back to Cincinnati Airport
As Better Fares Promise Major Savings
It appears that the new low fares are drawing travelers back to CVG, after years of "leakage," that saw local travelers driving to surrounding airports.
In February 2009, Delta announced reductions of 5% to 60% on most CVG fares. Other airlines quickly followed.
Some local companies have increased their use of CVG by 30%, according to Doug Moorman, vice president of the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber.
This new price structure has really caught the attention of the business community. This makes our community an even more attractive place to do business, said Steve Stevens, President of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce.
What They're Saying
We know of the challenges in the air service industry. These lower fares will assist us in the growth and development of the entire Cincinnati region.
Dan Tobertge, Northern
Kentucky Tri-ED
Our customers are telling us that we are now more likely to be considered for future conventions.
Dan Lincoln, Cincinnati
Convention Bureau
The very first thing convention planners do when considering a destination is check out its airport. These new fares are good for the airport, good for our meeting attendees and good for Northern Kentucky.
Tom Caradonio, Northern Ky.
Convention Bureau
