U.S. Airports Face Significant Infrastructure Funding Shortfall, Says ACI-NA CEO
A higher PFC is needed to fund infrastructure projects in a country in which most airports are publicly owned and managed by municipalities, ACI-NA says.
Credit: Airports Council International-North America
GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan—U.S. airports may need a "plan B" to finance billions of dollars in needed infrastructure improvements if Congress continues to refuse to lift the passenger facility charge (PFC) cap, Airports Council International-North America (ACI-NA) President and CEO Kevin Burke says. In...
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