Spokane Airports CEO Larry Krauter is departing Spokane for a similar position at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, in Cincinnati.

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane International Airport announced CEO Larry Krauter is leaving the position to pursue a new career opportunity. Chair of the Spokane Airport Board Ezra Eckhardt said Krauter has managed the airport for the last 14 years.

The board of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport announced Wednesday that current Spokane, Washington Airport System CEO Larry Krauter will take the reins at CVG, replacing retiring CEO Candace McGraw.

Kentucky is welcoming Lawrence “Larry” J. Krauter, A.A.E., AICP as its incoming chief executive officer. Krauter, the current CEO of Spokane International Airport in Washington will take over as CEO at CVG on March 3, 2025. “I am humbled and excited ...

The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport will be led by an industry veteran from Spokane, Washington. The airport on Wednesday announced Lawrence J. Krauter, CEO of Spokane International Airport, will replace retiring Candace McGraw on March 3.

Larry Krauter, the architect of much of Spokane International Airport’s recent expansion efforts, is leaving the job as Spokane Airport CEO Krauter, who also oversaw operations of Felts Field and Spokane Airport Business Park,