New study refutes allegations that bizav doesn't pay fair share
Business aviation pays 102 percent of its share of the costs it imposes on the ATC system, according to a new study by Washington consulting firm HLB Decis

Business aviation pays 102 percent of its share of the costs it imposes on the ATC system, according to a new study by Washington consulting firm HLB Decision Economics.

The study, funded by NBAA, showed that business aviation paid $188 million in federal excise taxes in FY 2001. That figure is $4 million more than the amount the FAA identified as business aviation’s share in FY 2001, the last year for which data is available.

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