Related: Central Wyoming Airport Loses Hertz, Gains Priceless
Hertz Exits 2 More Wyoming Airports
Hertz's closure at three Wyoming airports has put 11 people out of work.
December 30, 2020
Earlier this month, the rental agency terminated its lease at the Central Wyoming Airport in Riverton.
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Hertz has ended operations at Wyoming's regional airports in Cheyenne and Laramie, according to Wyoming News Now.
“It not only hurts the airport and our passengers that travel through, but like many small communities in Wyoming, the Hertz location is more than just an airport location, it provides rental cars not only to our entire community here in Cheyenne, but our entire area of Southeast Wyoming," Tim Barth, Cheyenne Airport Director of Aviation, said in a statement to the news outlet. "Everybody from the county all the way over to Laramie is planning on using these rental cars for more than just airline travels.”
Earlier this month, the rental agency terminated its lease at the Central Wyoming Airport in Riverton. The three closures have put 11 people out of work.
In May, Hertz declared bankruptcy.
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