Spending the increased aviation tax revenues? Try a B-2
The increase in aviation tax revenue airlines have been fighting about in Congress - $3 billion-$4 billion over five years - is comparable to the cost of buying a single B-2 bomber and operating it for six years, according to a consulting firm's study for the U.S. Air Force. The B-2 costs about $779...
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