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            AIPORT: Alicia Winkelblech, Director
            Department Narrative                           Business Plan Objectives

            The Aviation Department operates Arlington Municipal   •  Plan, Manage, and Maintain Public Assets
            Airport,  a  full-service  general  aviation  airport  that  is
            owned  by  the  City  of  Arlington.    Designated  as  a   Budget Highlights
            National  Airport,  it  provides  an  alternative  to  DFW   •  One-time Funding for FBO Remodel and eVTOL Co-location
            Airport  and  Love  Field,  for  flight  training,  corporate,   $525,000
            cargo, charter and private aviation.  Approximately 230   •  Increased Recurring Funding for Risk Management Insurance
            based  aircraft  and  18  businesses  are  based  at  the   Increase $8,757
            Airport,  including  Bell’s  Flight  Test  Research  Center,
            Van  Bortel  Aircraft,  Inc.,  and  Airline  Transport
            Professionals (ATP). In April of 2024, the Airport began
            operating  the  Fixed  Base  Operation  providing  fuel,
            based  and  transient  aircraft  hangar  storage,  and
            concierge services for visiting aircraft. The Airport also
            provides fifty-six T-hangars, two commercial hangars,
            and fifty-two tie-downs for lease, in addition to those
            offered  by  FMF  and  Airport  Properties,  Inc.    The
            terminal building (LEED Gold certified) houses Airport
            Operations and six businesses.  Runway 16/34 is 6,080
            ft.  long  by  100  ft.  wide,  with  east  and  west  parallel
            taxiways.    Air  Traffic  Control  services  are  provided
            through the FAA’s Federal Contract Tower program.




            City-wide Budget Impacts
            FY 2026 expenditures are impacted by a shift in the calculation of the city’s contribution to the Group Health Fund, a 3% across
            the board cost-of-living adjustment, and other market pay adjustments to some Administrative Clerical and Technical Craft
            positions effective October 2025.











                             Authorized Positions and Expenditures by Category


                                                Actual          Budgeted        Estimated        Proposed
                                               FY 2024          FY 2025          FY 2025          FY 2026
               Authorized Positions                                     26  26      26               26

               Personnel Services            $           1,023,047  $           2,147,870  $           2,125,687  $           2,220,356
               Operating Expenses                         3,071,281               6,448,103               4,204,248               6,558,924
               Capital Outlay                                 146,226                   307,000                     39,959                   545,000

               TOTAL                         $           4,240,555  $           8,902,973  $           6,369,894  $           9,324,280

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