AIP WOULD BEAR BRUNT OF PROPOSED FAA BUDGET CUTS
The Bush Administration unveiled its fiscal 2007 budget proposal for FAA last week, calling for about $500 million less spending than the current year, with the Airport Improvement Program (AIP) facing the steepest cuts. AIP grants would fall from $3.5 billion in the current fiscal year to $2.75...
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