FAA Will Resume Collecting Overflight Fees
Eight years after it first started trying, the FAA believes it has navigated the legal pitfalls that have prevented it from getting its hands on overflight fees, charged for air traffic control services to airlines that fly over U.S. airspace without landing or taking off. Two separate fee schemes...
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