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Santa Fe Municipal Airport proposes fee increases and new landing charges in FY26 budget
Summary
Airport management presented a FY26 budget that increases projected revenue through aircraft landing fees, higher parking and fuel flowage fees, and concession revenue while seeking funds for staffing and facility improvements.
Santa Fe Municipal Airport presented a proposed FY26 operating budget Tuesday that relies on new and adjusted aviation fees to close a budget gap and support staffing and maintenance needs.
Airport Director (last name not stated in transcript) told the Finance Committee the airport’s FY26 proposed budget totals $5,381,879 — about $723,555 higher than the current year — and projects roughly $5,002,630 in revenue. The director identified several new or increased revenue lines: aircraft landing fees (projected $1,332,636), higher passenger parking receipts (projected $700,000), increased fuel flowage fees (projected $470,000), and higher concession fees (projected $1,120,000). The director described those projections as conservative.
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