John F. Brown Company has helped bring more than $17 billion of airport debt to market since 1980, including more than $8 billion since 1999. Our experience since September 11, 2001 has only increased as we have completed feasibility studies for four of the 12 largest (in terms of 2002 total passengers) U.S. airports including Phoenix, Minneapolis, San Francisco and Miami. Collectively this amounts to over $5 billion total airport debt since September 11, 2001.
Pending issues and past issues in the last three years are noted below. The nature of all work is to complete a feasibility study and assist and participate in rating agency presentations as necessary, unless otherwise noted.