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Regulations and Government
U.S. House Appropriators Seek To Boost FAA Funding
The bill would provide $16.6 billion for FAA in Fiscal Year 2018 and includes numerous provisions of note to industry.
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By
Kerry Lynch
• Editor, AIN monthly magazine
July 19, 2017
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