Airport revenue bonds

The Des Moines Airport Authority wants to take advantage of Polk County's triple-A ratings to lower borrowing costs for a terminal project.

Airports are returning to the municipal bond market to build and renovate runways, concourses and terminals as passenger traffic rebounds.

U.S. airports collectively face $151 billion of infrastructure needs over the next five years, the bulk of which is tied to terminals, according to the Airports Council International.

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The firm Kestrel verified the green bond component of the deal, which priced Aug. 16.

Air travel and airport bond ratings are showing strong recovery, data shows, with international passenger travel leading the surge.

The revenue bonds were issued through the California Municipal Finance Authority on behalf of LAX Integrated Express Solutions, the P3 project developer.

Sacramento International Airport wants to use newly created TIFIA authorization to help finance upgrades to its terminals and concourses.

The airport's bond ratings were raised a notch to A-plus by S&P and to AA by KBRA.

The rating agency said the airport has a one-in-three chance of an upgrade over the two-year outlook period.

Some Democrats objected to the lack of hearing on the bill, which cements Aviation Trust Fund taxes for the next five years.

The settlement will allow Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to demolish the privately operated South Terminal as part of a midfield concourse project.

The city's agreement for the $2.1 billion, mixed-use project to build an arena for the NHL's Arizona Coyotes included a bond-financed cleanup of a landfill.

The up to $600 million of airport revenue bonds, which are slated to price in July, will continue funding for the reconstruction of the terminal and concourses.

The FAA reauthorization bill is a big-ticket transportation item facing Congress this year.

The Local Government Commission voted to allow the Greater Asheville Regional Airport Authority to sell $175 million of transportation revenue bonds.

Airports are being squeezed by modernization demands and servicing existing debt.

The ratings agency says enplanement levels is key to the action.

Fitch Ratings raised Miami-Dade County's $4.9 billion of aviation revenue and revenue refunding bonds to A-plus from A.

His experience overseeing major infrastructure projects at public transportation agencies prepares him for the FAA job, Washington told senators.