Fitch: Northern Kentucky Airport Unaffected by Delta's Schedule Cuts
The schedule changes do not go into force until December 2005, providing airport management ample time to review its budget and take appropriate measures to preserve its financial position.
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CONTACT: Fitch Ratings Peter Stettler, 312-368-3176 (Chicago) Jessica Soltz Rudd, 415-732-5616 (San Francisco) Douglas Kilcommons, 212-908-0740 (New York) Christine Pollak, 212-908-0526 (Media Relations, New York) KEYWORD: KENTUCKY ILLINOIS OHIO NEW YORKINDUSTRY KEYWORD: BANKING AIRLINES TRANSPORTATION BOND/STOCK RATINGSSOURCE: Fitch Ratings
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