DECISION-MAKERS MIGHT REVISIT PLAN TO ALLOW DCA ACCESS AFTER INAUGURATION DAY
KEY WASHINGTON decision-makers last week indicated a willingness to give another look to a proposal that would allow business aviation back into Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) after the presidential inauguration in January. The proposal was drafted at the direction of Congress but...
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