Allocation of Federal Airport and Airway Costs for FY 1985
The purpose of this study is to allocate current and future costs among users of the Federal Aviation Administration's airport and airway system. These cost allocations provide information useful in analyzing user taxes to cover the period 1988 through 1997. The present volume reports the resul...
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Zusammenfassung: | The purpose of this study is to allocate current and future costs among users of the Federal Aviation Administration's airport and airway system. These cost allocations provide information useful in analyzing user taxes to cover the period 1988 through 1997. The present volume reports the results of the allocation of 1985 FAA costs among users. Estimates of future cost allocations are provided in Volume 2. These estimates indicate that air carriers, general aviation, and public sector users account for 60, 27, and 13 percent of system costs, respectively. Keywords: Budgets; Ramsey pricing; Public finance; Airport and airway system; Cost recovery; Aviation user taxes.
See also AD-A181 628. |
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