STARS life-cyle cost could increase, GAO says
FAA's life-cycle cost baseline for the Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System (STARS) could increase from the $2.23 billion level approved in January 1996 to as much as $2.76 billion, the General Accounting Office told a House panel. "This possible increase is attributable to the expected...
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