Title: Director
Office: Burlingame, California
Practice Area/Specialization: Financial feasibility and reporting.
Cindy Nichol has 17 years of experience in airport financial and economic analysis, including strategic financial planning, capital program development, and financial feasibility studies for more than $3 billion in bonds, rates and charges analyses, passenger facility charge (PFC) and grant programs, and economic impact studies. Cindy has helped numerous airport operators develop financial policies to address short-term challenges and meet long-term strategic financial goals. She has served for several years as the organizer and leader of the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Airport Rates and Charges Workshop and Passenger Facility Charges Workshop. Cindy speaks conversational Spanish and Amharic.
Representative Projects:
Client/Airport
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Projects
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Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Board
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport |
Master Plan Update that led to the
$2.7 billion Capital Development Program currently under construction
Feasibility Study for Largest-ever U.S. Airport Bond Issue to Date ($1.46 billion) |
Broward County Aviation Department
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport |
Feasibility Studies for Convertible Lien PFC/Airport Revenue Bonds for New
Terminal and Other Facilities |
Port of Seattle
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
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Two Successful Applications for Airport Improvement Program (AIP) grant
Letter of Intent (LOI) totaling
$217 Million for Third Runway |
State of Hawaii Department of Transportation, Airports Division
Hawaii Airport System |
Comprehensive Strategic Plan to Address Challenges Facing Hawaii's 15 airports
(declining traffic, duty free revenue, and airline revenue). |
Prior Experience:
Cindy was vice president of a transportation-consulting firm in Washington,
D.C. Earlier, she worked for the Massachusetts Port Authority, where, for 6 years,
she directed airport rate setting and revenue development initiatives, and managed
feasibility studies for revenue bond issues.
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