'We had our best revenue year ever'
The Port of Ephrata is finalizing its Jet-A fuel tank this week. The project, started in 2024, is expected to attract turbine jets, turboprops and larger aircraft to the airport, according to the Executive Director David Lanman.
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Last year in October, the Port of Ephrata had its second annual Association of Washington Aerial Applicators fly-in event. The event is expected to return this year.
The Port of Ephrata saw a 100% tenancy rate across property for lease. The port leases hangars like the one above for clients to store planes.
Lanman
EPHRATA — The Port of Ephrata has made significant strides in 2024, achieving several key objectives designed to enhance its economic viability and improve operational capacity, according to the port’s Executive Director David Lanman.
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