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Board reviews June passenger, cargo and fuel figures; cargo shows strong gains
Summary
Staff reported June passenger enplanements down ~27% year-over-year, deplanements down ~9%, and fuel flow revenue up 117%; cargo gross landed weight rose about 70% compared with the prior year.
Airport operations staff presented June metrics showing mixed results: passenger enplanements declined while cargo and fuel metrics improved.
The presenter said emplaned passengers were down about 27% year-over-year for June and deplaned passengers were down about 9%. By contrast, cargo gross landed weight was reported as up roughly 70% year-over-year, and fuel flow (gallons sold) increased by about 117%, which staff characterized as a strong performance.
Staff also reported two delinquent accounts totaling $145.07 (itemized as $25.07 and $120) and said the office has sent notices and is attempting collection rather than spending on more expensive collection methods.
Board members asked whether collection efforts were cost effective and staff said they are notifying account holders by email and are not pursuing certified mail or costly collection steps at present.
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