KANSAS CITY-TWA owes the Kansas City Aviation Department more than $600,000 for the lease on its overhaul base and landing fees. Meanwhile, the airline has received approval to renovate its Aviator Club.
Approval has been given to TWA to renovate its Aviator Club as part of the Kansas City International Aiport rehab project. The renovation to the club is estimated to cost about $400,000.
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