NATA CALLS CONGESTION PRICING SHORT-TERM FIX, BURDEN TO PASSENGERS
The National Air Transportation Association last week reiterated its opposition to a proposal to permit congestion-based pricing at certain airports, telling the Federal Aviation Administration that such a scheme is only a “short-term fix to a long-term problem.” FAA in January proposed to allow...
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