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SEARCHThe Quad-City International Airport wants to increase its customer facility charge from $3 to $3.30 per day to help finance a new consolidated rental car facility.
According to Quad City Business Journal, the Quad-City International Airport in Illinois proposed a temporary increase of its rental car customer fee on Sept. 25 to help fund the $7 million rental car maintenance facility the airport plans to build.
The airport would increase its customer facility charge (CFC) from $3 a day to $3.30. The airport authority will vote on the issue at its next meeting on Oct. 25.
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