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Writing off a $17.7 million balance on loans to an unnamed Florida charter airline has forced Integra Bank to report a $2.6 million loss for the fourth quarter.
The Evansville bank reported yesterday that it had classified the loans as non-performing after learning three other banks also thought their loans to the airline were secured by preferred stock in the airline.
Integra made $6.9 million in profit a year earlier.
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