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Gerald Dillingham: Will air traffic control become its own entity?

Call it privatizing. Call it restructuring. Call it anything, but separating the nation's air traffic control program to a new and differently-funded entity wou...

Tom Temin@tteminWFED

February 19, 2016 10:00 am

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Gerald Dillingham, Director of Civil Aviation Issues, Government Accountability Office

Call it privatizing. Call it restructuring. Call it anything, but separating the nation's air traffic control program to a new and differently-funded entity would be neither simple nor risk-free. For details on the latest study of this issue, Gerald Dillingham, director of Civil Aviation Issues at the Government Accountability Office, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

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