Senate Chairman Suggests Issuing Bonds to Fund FAA Modernization
Increasing air traffic and looming federal budget deficits mean less money and more demand to upgrade the nation's rickety air traffic control systems, says Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), who suggests issuing bonds to raise the tens-of-billions of dollars needed for next-generation technology. The FAA...
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