In a recent government meeting, officials highlighted the ongoing efforts to enhance general aviation at Salinas Airport, with plans to bring in unique aircraft for public enjoyment. The air operations team expressed optimism about the upcoming events, noting that last year's initiatives were well-received and that ticket sales for this year are already surpassing previous figures.

The temporary office at the airport is set to open on August 26, thanks to the contributions of staff members Earl and Matt. While traditional ticket sales have declined, the shift to online purchasing has proven successful, indicating a positive trend in overall sales.

Looking ahead, the Blue Angels are scheduled to perform the first weekend in October 2025, strategically planned to precede San Francisco's Fleet Week. This timing is expected to attract more visitors to Salinas, as attendees will have the opportunity to witness the aerial displays up close.

Additionally, discussions touched on the relationship between airport management and tenants. Acknowledging past challenges, officials emphasized their commitment to fostering better communication and collaboration with tenants, recognizing their year-round stake in the airport's operations. Under the leadership of Brett, efforts have been made to unite various businesses at the airport, aiming for a more harmonious environment moving forward.