After 60 Percent Drop in Travel, What's Ahead for XNA?

KUAF | By Paul Gatling

Published January 14, 2021 at 12:32 PM CST

During the first eleven months of 2020 travel through Northwest Arkansas National Airport dropped by 60 percent. In this week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report, Paul Gatling speaks with Andrew Branch, XNA's chief development officer, about what airport administrators expect in 2021.

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