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CAK Attack is a blast!


Posted on 12/19/2007

Finally! After months of talking about it… and planning it… and fretting over it…. we launched our first CAK Attack. Whew! Elizabeth, Ryan and I took Legacy Village, this upscale swanky urban shopping center, by storm last Saturday. Now mind you, it was freezing! The average temperature was somewhere around 62 degrees below zero, I think (that’s with the wind chill). Of course we had to look cute, so we donned CAK logo Santa hats for fun.

We gave away free hot chocolate, hot cider, cookies and a chance to win a trip to some sunny Florida destination aboard AirTran Airways. Traveline also kicked in a couple of nights stay at a hotel to make the package even more appealing. Plus, Rob Kneen stood outside with us for about 5 hours. Thanks, Rob! We had over 160 folks sign up for the drawing and shared the good news about our airport (CAK), a relaxing alternative in the Cleveland+ region. A lot of folks in Lyndhurst didn’t even know that we are a quick 45 minute drive from their home town. Well… they do now!

Even though we froze our #%#%$^!#& off, the inaugural CAK Attack was a blast. We will definitely be doing more in 2008.

As a little holiday note…if you are flying over the holiday, check out this TSA video about what and how to pack for your trip. Have a wonderful, blessed holiday and Happy New Year!



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YNGAir Blog: (http://yngair.wordpress.com)   01/19/2007 02:48 PM

Happy New Years to my neighbors out at Akron/Canton. Continue the tremendous work you do at your airport. Most airports are jealous of how well you have grown in just a 10 year span, and will continue growing in the future. I have flown it 10+ times in the last couple years, and will continue using it.

Right now my coalition of Airport Supporters are trying to help out the struggling Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport. They have done a successful job with flights to Orlando aboard Allegiant Air (ALGT-Nasdaq), but they have not done much since then.

YNG needs to look at how well CAK has done over the years and perhaps take some tips from you guys. You run a very successful operation and should be commended for IT! You earn my award for the best airport in Ohio and the best operation of any government funded operation in the region.

GOOD LUCK IN 2007!







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