CHEYENNE AIRMOTIVE HITS THE SKIDS FINANCIALLY

From: Wyoming Tribune-Eagle | Date: July 23, 2003| Author: Jessica Lowell | Copyright information

CHEYENNE -- Troubled economic times that have hurt U.S. aviation have hit companies that offer aviation-related services as well.

Cheyenne Airmotive Inc., a tenant at the Cheyenne Municipal Airport, has been served notice by airport officials that they are moving to terminate the company's lease at the airport.

The reason, airport manager Scott Hinderman said, is that the company has fallen behind on its rent and has discontinued insurance that it is required by its lease to ca...

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