AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAir Travel: Guam’s airport reported November seat capacity down 23% and scheduled flights down 22% year over year, as Korean Air’s Busan and T’way’s Kansai services were discontinued. Capacity rose 16% from October, helped by added Jin Air and Air Seoul flights. Power Costs: The PUC approved a $37.5 million Bank of Guam credit line for GPA’s fuel purchases, bringing its financing capacity across three lenders to $70 million—not funds already borrowed. Fuel prices have swung sharply, increasing the cost of shipments. Grid Investment: GPA briefed congressional staff on a proposed $1.5 billion, 10-year power infrastructure program, linking grid resilience to military readiness and reliable service across the island.
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