AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAirport and Fuel Infrastructure: Guam’s airport recorded 106,321 passengers in October, nearly flat from September but up 27% in capacity from a year earlier. The airport authority is seeking funding for fuel infrastructure. Housing: A proposed mixed-income housing program would create local financing and subsidies for households that earn too much for federal assistance but still struggle to afford housing. Bavi Recovery: FEMA and the SBA urged residents and businesses affected by Supertyphoon Bavi to apply for aid, emphasizing the need to document storm-related losses. Tourism and Aviation: United has replaced its Guam fleet with 10 Boeing 737 MAX 8s ahead of schedule and started installing free Starlink Wi-Fi, with two planes connected so far. Power Costs: Regulators approved $32.5 million in credit lines for GPA to buy fuel; the utility expects to repay the borrowing through customer bills, while the current LEAC rate remains in place.
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