In a memo, Director of Aviation John Aitken proposed raising fees from $7.50 a day to $9 a day...

In a memo, Director of Aviation John Aitken proposed raising fees from $7.50 a day to $9 a day beginning Feb. 1.

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In an effort to make up revenue lost due to COVID-19 stay at home orders, California's San Jose International Airport is considering increasing its Customer Facility Charge fees, according to the San Jose Spotlight.

In a memo, Director of Aviation John Aitken proposed raising fees from $7.50 a day to $9 a day beginning Feb. 1.

An airport spokesperson told the news outlet that car rentals and flights are down by 80% in comparison to 2019. 

Related: UN: World Tourism Expected to Decline 70% in 2020 

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