Airport Improvement Program: Allocation of Funds From 1982 to 1992 (Fact
Sheet, 10/19/93, GAO/RCED-94-14FS).

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) uses Airport Improvement
Program funds to pay for projects that enhance capacity, safety,
security, and noise mitigation at airports included in its National Plan
of Integrated Airport Systems.  From 1982 to 1992, the program provided
about $13 billion for airport improvements at more than 2,600, or about
80 percent, of the 3,300 airports listed in the plan.  This fact sheet
provides information on FAA's allocation of program funds by region,
type of airport, and type of project.

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 REPORTNUM:  RCED-94-14FS
     TITLE:  Airport Improvement Program: Allocation of Funds From 1982 
             to 1992
      DATE:  10/19/93
   SUBJECT:  Airports
             Air transportation operations
             Transportation safety
             Commercial aviation
             Federal aid for transportation
             Budget authority
             Set-asides
             Grant administration
             Discretionary grants
             Entitlements
IDENTIFIER:  FAA Airport Improvement Program
             Military Airport Program
             FAA National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems
             FAA State Block Grant
             Alaska
             New England
             
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