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Kiosk computer fails; replacement installed and manual fueling used while repaired
Summary
The airport's fueling kiosk computer failed Friday; staff said a replacement board was overnighted and installed at a cost 'just shy of $2,600' including freight, and that manual procedures allowed fueling to continue while repairs were completed. Staff also reported equipment quotes, lighting work and plans for an equipment storage building.
The airport reported its self-service fueling kiosk computer failed Friday afternoon and tech support determined the computer board was faulty. Staff said the vendor overnighted a replacement and it was installed Monday; the airport manager reported the cost was "just shy of $2,600 with the overnight freight." The manager said arrangements with local flight operators allowed fueling and billing while the kiosk was down.
Staff also described several equipment items and capital projects: a dolly used to move stranded aircraft worked well during a recent incident, lights are being installed on terminal-apron poles pending a truck repair, and the airport has begun collecting quotes for an equipment storage building projected at roughly $100,000 for a 60-by-56 structure. A man-lift with a leaking cylinder is scheduled for service and staff said they expect lighting and other work to be completed in the near term.
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