Amazon effect at Cincinnati continues to boost airport growth

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By Alexander Whiteman

22/01/2019

As some bemoan the seismic growth of Amazon, Cincinnati International Airport, one of the fastest-growing airports, must be looking fondly on the internet behemoth. According to Forbes, the slew of goods coming through the airport is propelling major expansion, which could bring some 3,000 new jobs. Amazon has selected the Kentucky gateway as its latest air hub, but it is also popular with pharma and medical devices as well as aerospace.

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