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FAA expects to land $5.4B in stopgap funds

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September 13, 2011December 18, 2011 admin

Members of Congress appear poised to bring to the floor a bill that will temporarily extend FAA funding through January 2012. The ease with which this tempoary measure is moving forward could pave the way for a resolution this Fall for the long-term FAA Re-Authorization Bill

Read the full article on Politico.com

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