Congress and the FAA seek to end new airport development gridlock

Edited by David Rimmer March 01, 2001
Congress and the FAA seek to end new airport development gridlock by introducing legislation to streamline the approval process for new airports and runways and limit the time that can be spent debating such infrastructure improvements, but the FAA already is working the problem. A provision of AIR...

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