Federal Civil Aviation Programs and the Airport and Airway Trust Fund ( Transportation Infrastructure - Roads, Highways, Bridges, Airports and Mass Transit )

Publication series :Transportation Infrastructure - Roads, Highways, Bridges, Airports and Mass Transit

Author: Blake M. Schmidt  

Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.‎

Publication year: 2016

E-ISBN: 9781626188112

Subject: V249 flight control and navigation

Keyword: 飞行控制系统与导航,航空、航天

Language: ENG

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Federal Civil Aviation Programs and the Airport and Airway Trust Fund

Chapter

THE AIRPORT AND AIRWAYS TRUST FUND

FAA FUNDING ACCOUNTS

AIRPORT FINANCING

FAA MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL ISSUES

Air Traffic Controller and Technical Workforce

Facility Consolidation

THE NEXT GENERATION AIR TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM (NEXTGEN)

AVIATION SAFETY PROGRAMS

Airline Safety

Air Ambulance Safety

Oversight of Maintenance Repair Stations

Airport Surface Movement Safety

The Integration of Unmanned Aircraft

End Notes

Chapter 2: AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND: FACTORS AFFECTING REVENUE FORECAST ACCURACY AND REALIZING FUTURE FAA EXPENDITURES

WHY GAO DID THIS STUDY

WHAT GAO FOUND

ABBREVIATIONS

BACKGROUND

Source of Trust-Fund Revenues

Use of Trust-Fund and General Revenues for FAA

Annual Budget Process and Appropriations from the Trust Fund

Status of the Trust Fund

Planned NextGen Costs

TREASURY’S DEMAND - BASED APPROACH TO FORECASTING REVENUES SOMEWHAT DIFFERS FROM FAA’S PREVIOUS APPROACH

Revenue Forecasts Now Used for Trust-Fund Budgeting Are Based on Treasury’s Model Estimates of Aviation Demand

FAA’s Previous Revenue Forecasts Were Based on Estimates of Aviation Capacity

It Is Too Soon to Compare the Accuracy of FAA’s and Treasury’s Budget Year Forecasting Approaches

OVERFORECASTING OF REVENUES DUE TO AVIATION SHOCKS AND OTHER FACTORS HAS CONTRIBUTED TO A SIGNIFICANT DECLINE IN THE TRUST FUND’S UNCOMMITTED BALANCE

Overforecasting of Revenues for 9 of the Past 11 Years Has Contributed to a Decline in the Trust Fund’s Uncommitted Balance

A Variety of Factors Affect the Accuracy of Trust-Fund Revenue Forecasts

Options Exist to Reduce, but Not Eliminate, the Risk of Overcommitting Trust-Fund Resources

THE EXTENT TO WHICH TRUST-FUND REVENUES MIGHT SUPPORT FUTURE FAA EXPENDITURES WILL DEPEND ON DIFFERING ASSUMPTIONS AND OTHER FACTORS

The President’s Budget Forecasts Show FAA Expenditures Continuing to Exceed Trust-Fund Revenues

Realizing Revenue and Expenditure Forecasts Depends on Several Factors

Congressional Decisions

Unanticipated Changes Affecting Aviation

FAA’s Implementation and Management of NextGen

CONCLUSION

AGENCY COMMENTS

End Notes

INDEX

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