"Clearly our preparations were based on the plan to evacuate any
plane that could fly. With the storm being downgraded, I expected a
lot less damage than we had. I'm very shocked at the amount of
damage we sustained."
Source: Paul Phillips, manager of St. Lucie
International Airport, in an interview with the Palm Beach Post.
Phillips described the damage to his airport caused by Hurricane
Frances as "catastrophic" and estimates it could cost up to $40
million to repair or replace.
FMI: www.stlucieco.gov/airport
Year 1966, 1950TTA&E, Maroon/cream, Auto stc, intercom,
valcom, transponder, Cleveland wheels/brakes, July annual-Comps
75,75,75,77, July pitot/static/transponder check, more.
Exterior Quality: 7, Interior Quality: 7
Used, will sell for $21,000.00
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