Airport Improvement Program: The Military Airport Program Has Not
Achieved Intended Impact (Letter Report, 06/30/94, GAO/RCED-94-209).

This is one in a series of reports reviewing the Airport Improvement
Program, the nation's major program for planning and improving its
airport infrastructure. One set-aside under the program, the Military
Airport Program, was created in 1990 to help convert military airports
located in congested cities to civilian use. GAO concludes that most
current and former military airports in the program do not meet the
conversion goals established for this program; meanwhile, only 23
percent of funding has been allocated to the types of conversion
activities identified in the legislation that established the conversion
program.

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 REPORTNUM:  RCED-94-209
     TITLE:  Airport Improvement Program: The Military Airport Program 
             Has Not Achieved Intended Impact
      DATE:  06/30/94
   SUBJECT:  Airports
             Commercial aviation
             Set-asides
             Federal aid for transportation
             Funds management
             Military facilities
             Discretionary grants
             Transportation safety
             Statistical methods
IDENTIFIER:  FAA Airport Improvement Program
             Military Airport Program
             FAA National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems
             Manchester Airport (NH)
             Guam International Air Terminal
             Albuquerque International Airport (NM)
             Laredo International Airport (TX)
             Myrtle Beach Airport (SC)
             
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