ADMINISTRATION'S BUDGET PROPOSAL SEEKS $400 MILLION IN AVIATION USER FEES
The Clinton Administration wants to collect $400 million in additional fees from users of the aviation system and plans to use those funds to help offset the general fund's share of FAA's budget, according to budget documents submitted to Congress last week. The budget proposal calls for a slight...
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