ECONOMISTS PEG PRICE OF AVIATION CAPACITY SHORTFALL AT $170 BILLION
Civil aviation is a "key catalyst" for economic growth, representing about nine percent of the U.S. gross domestic product, but without more investments in the infrastructure and modernization of the national air traffic control system, aircraft delays will cost the U.S. economy some $170 billion...
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