The Federal Aviation Administration is set to run out of money on Sept. 30, and a battle is raging over funding for the agency after that date. The taxes and surcharges at issue are bound to affect everyone who flies for years. The airlines claim that corporate air traffic is straining the system and should provide more for the FAA, but the private aviation groups say they're already paying their fair share. Both sides are lobbying hard, with the airlines using an issue campaign to gain customer support.
August 31, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
You may have already met Edna, the blue-collar, big-haired lady who flew coach — probably in the middle seat.
She’s been hanging out in your in-flight magazine, in your newspaper, on the video screen at your baggage carousel and on YouTube. Her catchphrase? Edna likes “to wear big wigs, not subsidize them.”
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