Airport and Airway Costs Allocated to the Public Sector 1985-1997

• Main Authors: Taylor, Daniel E, Berardino, Frank J, Tiffany, Frederick
• Format: Report
• Language: English
• Subjects: Administration and Management; AIR SPACE; AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS; AIRPORTS; ALLOCATIONS; CIVIL AVIATION; COST ESTIMATES; COSTS; INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS; Navigation and Guidance; POLICIES; Terminal Flight Facilities; UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

This document was prepared under the supervision of the Office of Aviation Policy and Plans of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). It provides technical documentation for the FAA's report, Airport and Airway Costs: Allocation and Recovery in the 1980s, (FAA-APO-87-7). This volume describes how the FAA meets its legislated responsibilities through performing functions which benefit both the aviation community and public-at-large. It defines and estimates the costs incurred in performing public interest services and providing services to public aviation users. The volume also reports 1985, historical, and projected cost allocation estimates for the public sector. Partial contents: Military Use of FAA Services; Use by Non-Aviators of Weather Data Collected by the FAA; Regulatory Activities Related to Safety, Medicine and the Environment; Costs of Operating Washington National and Dulles International Airports, Civilian, Government Use of National Airspace. See also AD-A181 628.