Kiosk computer fails; replacement installed and manual fueling used while repaired
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.
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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.
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