Standard & Poor's Rating Services affirms a stable outlook for Colorado Springs Airport Revenue Bonds

Airport revenue bonds' ‘A-' rating affirmed Standard & Poor's Rating Services has affirmed it's "A-" rating and a stable outlook for Colorado Springs Airport Revenue Bonds, according to Gisela Shanahan, assistant director of aviation-finance and administration at the airport. Specific credit strengths include the airport's strong liquidity, diversity in air carrier service and a solid, diverse and growing economic base supporting a largely origin and destination passenger market with moderate cost structure for a small-hub airport. The report also cited the airports lower than average debt ratio and strong balance sheet, with cash reserves of 709 days.

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