As a financially self-sufficient agency, the Airport Authority does not rely on taxpayer dollars or City or County funds for our operations.
At the Authority, lean budgeting and fiscal prudence are the rule. But this in no way detracts from our commitment to operate San Diego International Airport at the peak of safety, security and efficiency for our passengers. This agency continues to exceed its bond covenant requirement, with total assets of nearly $5.4 Billion.
Debt Ratings
General Airport Revenue Bonds
| |
Senior Debt |
Subordinate Debt |
Report Date |
| Fitch |
AA- |
A+ |
29th October 2021 |
| Moody's |
A1 |
A2 |
28th October 2021 |
| Standard & Poor's |
n/a |
A |
28th April 2022 |
Special Facility CFC Revenue Bonds
| |
Senior Debt |
Report Date |
| Moody's |
A3 |
28th September 2022 |
| Standard & Poor's |
BBB+ |
28th April 2022 |
Notice of Representation by Registered Municipal Advisor