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Council rejects Key Lime Air lease at DEN after members cite deportation concerns
Summary
Denver City Council voted to reject a ground‑space lease for Key Lime Air at Denver International Airport, with several council members citing reported deportation flights tied to the carrier and questions about airport grant constraints. The measure failed after extended debate.
Denver City Council on Dec. 15 voted down a proposed ground‑space lease with Key Lime Air at Denver International Airport after a prolonged debate over allegations that the carrier has participated in deportation flights.
The resolution (Council Resolution 25‑19‑38) would have approved a ground lease for approximately 1,200 square feet on the south cargo apron so Key Lime Air could store equipment. Councilmember Flynn said a lease would make the airline pay for exclusive use of the concrete apron; without a lease they would continue using common…
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