Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport

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Allegiant Air will cease all operations at Los Angeles International Airport in early 2026, marking the end of a 17-year presence at the airport.

A Cargojet Airways Boeing 767-300ER suffered "substantial" elevator surface damage when its APU doors broke away in flight, an NTSB investigation has found.

Candace McGraw, the longtime CEO of Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG), has become the new Airports Council International World chair.

The carrier expects to have 80 pilots and 160 flight attendants stationed at the Cincinannati airport by May 2025.

The cargo carrier is investing nearly $200 million to grow maintenance capacity at its Americas hub.

American Airlines' new services to Cancun from Cincinnati and Nashville, which are launching in December, will be operated twice weekly through March 2024.

The Ohio city will become the 27th US destination served nonstop by British Airways.

The airline is opening 12 new routes, including launching flights to two new cities.

The move will grow DHL’s transpacific capacity as demand spikes.

The carrier will also increase flying to other Ohio cities next summer, when it aims to restore pre-pandemic capacity levels.

The airline's CEO says rival airlines have 'dramatically' scaled down MSP capacity.

The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International hub will be Amazon’s primary artery for processing packages across its US network.

The Texas-based carrier will add 10 domestic routes and four international routes from the state's capital.

The Oneworld carrier is promoting connectivity at its Seattle base.

The ULCC is currently the second largest Mexican carrier on transborder US routes by capacity.

The Atlanta-based airline will serve four new markets and increase the use of its Airbus A220 fleet.

The expansion indicates the carriers are not concerned by complaints from the likes of Spirit Airlines.

Three new services are being added in May as the ULCC seeks out leisure and VFR demand.

The US carrier’s latest domestic routes connect the midwest with beach towns up and down the east coast.

The Las Vegas-based carrier is confident that leisure travel will drive the recovery.

Sixteen new routes and nine new cities are joining the Minnesota-based LCC’s network.

More routes are returning to Delta Air Lines’ long-haul network during the upcoming winter and summer seasons, but some destinations like Mumbai and Osaka are not currently scheduled to resume.

The airline noted that passengers flying from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport will be able to connect to flights to Hawaii and Asia.

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