The Metropolitan Airports Commission agreed to a one-time freeze on rents for major airlines at Twin Cities International, but delayed decisions on other major cost-cutting proposals. The commission also decided NOT to delay a flood dike for the St. Paul downtown airport. The decision to finalize a budget for next year came shortly after the commission's biggest tenant, Northwest Airlines, sued over reliever airport costs. Minnesota Public Radio's Bill Catlin reports.
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