I remember the days when I actually worked flights to Las Vegas from Cincinnati, OH. At just over 3 hours and possibly closer to 4, it was a bit of a stretch on that Regional Jet with narrow seats and only 1 bathroom for 50 passengers. The only good thing, for the passengers at least, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Cincinnati’
The Airbus 320 Lacks Legroom
December 27th, 2011 
NearlyBionic 
Posted in Airport News and Reviews, Work Life 
Tags: Airbus, Airbus A320 family, Boeing, Cincinnati, Flight attendant, Las Vegas, Regional jet, United States 
No Comments »Delta and CVG: Do they finally get it?
December 1st, 2011 NearlyBionic Delta flights ‘terrific news’ This is what I read when I picked up the Cincinnati Enquirer yesterday. Really? The ironic part is that the ‘news’ comes the same day that Chiquita Brands International reported that they will be leaving Cincinnati for Charlotte, N.C., “in part due to the decline in flights at CVG as [...]
Denver Flies A Mile High
October 19th, 2011 NearlyBionic Hello there travelers! Right now, I am sitting in the middle of the Denver airport watching the bustling crowds stir around me. Perfectly audible names are being called out from above and shops are everywhere. Unlike Cincinnati, sigh, the departures board is absolutely filled with name of cities around the country and world! NINE screens [...]
Kaplan New Works~Cincinnati Ballet
September 9th, 2011 NearlyBionic I haven’t been home a lot lately to check my mail… Greeting me from within the pile laid on the table was a very handsome Chinese man in a position that few of us could ever achieve! Cincinnati Ballet dancer Liang Fu was on the front of a postcard photograph snapped in the middle of [...]
Posted in Life in Art Tags: Adam Hougland, Ballet, Choreography, Cincinnati, Cincinnati Ballet, Firebird, Heather Britt, James Kudelka, Peter Adams, Piano 1 Comment »Airlines Call Terminal 3 New Home in CVG
June 20th, 2011 Nearly Bionic First, we lost Concourse C at the Greater Cincinnati/NKY International airport, also known as CVG. Although I didn’t mind having to take a train and a bus just to get to work to check-in, it was nice to not to have to come into concourse A or B and take that same form of transportation [...]
