Question about CVG Airport

[mared1]

For those familiar with Cincinnati Airport (CVG) - how much time should be allowed between flights? It looks like we would be landing on concourse C and flying out of concourse B of terminal 3. It appears there is a shuttle between C concourse and the other concourses. How often does it run. The flight I am looking at has only 55 minutes between flights. Would this be enough time? I know a lot depends on if our arriving flight is on time. Any help is welcome. Thanks.

[FlyerTalker]

Those shuttle buses run continuously. There is always one loading up - probably they leave every 2-3 minutes at most. 55 minutes is more than enough at CVG, which is a very nice airport and quite easy for connections. You'll prefer it to ATL for DL connections.

[mared1]

Those shuttle buses run continuously. There is always one loading up - probably they leave every 2-3 minutes at most. 55 minutes is more than enough at CVG, which is a very nice airport and quite easy for connections. You'll prefer it to ATL for DL connections.

 

Thanks for the information. I am pretty sure I will now book Delta.

(I have flown in and out of ATL but never made a connection there.)

[ashleytera]

The Cincy airport is easy to maneuver. There is a Chick-Filet and McDonalds - in case you want something quick and cheap to eat.

[sunlover5]

Very nice airport!! Always try to get my Delta connections there instead of Atl. Good Luck and have a great trip!!!

[FlyerTalker]

The Cincy airport is easy to maneuver. There is a Chick-Filet and McDonalds - in case you want something quick and cheap to eat.

Chick-Fil-A has some of the best lemonade around. However, don't expect any on Sunday, as the chain is closed on that day.

[cruisintwinsmom]

arriving from an international destination, 55 minutes would be tight.

[FlyerTalker]

arriving from an international destination, 55 minutes would be tight.

The OP is arriving at C and departing from B. C is for Comair/Delta Connection flights (and any international would have pre-cleared in Canada). Domestic to International is easy in 55.

 

Arriving from international is a different story, and I agree that 55 minutes, while possibly "legal", would be close IMO since you are always at the mercy of the Federal officials.

[cruisintwinsmom]

Fly talker: We just came in international a couple of days ago, so that is what was on my mind.