Islip votes to give aid to struggling MacArthur Airport
MacArthur Airport is getting some financial help as it struggles with fewer flights and less cash. The Islip Town Board has voted to provide MacArthur with $100,000 in help from consultants, according
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Apr 24, 2014, 4:05 PM
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MacArthur Airport is getting some financial help as it struggles with fewer flights and less cash.
The Islip Town Board has voted to provide MacArthur with $100,000 in help from consultants, according to Newsday.
Projections estimate MacArthur lost as much as $1.4 million last year.
Consultants blame lost flights and less people flying out of the airport.
The consultants are expected to help the airport in its search for new airlines.
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