FAA Budget: Issues Related to the Fiscal Year 1996 Request (Testimony,
03/13/95, GAO/T-RCED/AIMD-95-131).
The Administration is requesting $8.4 billion for Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) programs in fiscal year 1996, a one-percent
increase over last year's appropriation. This testimony focuses on major
programmatic issues affecting congressional consideration of FAA's
fiscal year 1996 budget. GAO discusses (1) the Facilities and Equipment
account, which funds air traffic control modernization; (2) the Airport
Improvement Program account, which funds airport improvement projects;
and (3) the Operations account, which supports FAA's day-to-day
operations and safety oversight functions.
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REPORTNUM: T-RCED/AIMD-95-131
TITLE: FAA Budget: Issues Related to the Fiscal Year 1996 Request
DATE: 03/13/95
SUBJECT: Air traffic control systems
Computer software
Mission budgeting
Appropriation accounts
Human resources utilization
Cost effectiveness analysis
Presidential budgets
Future budget projections
Appropriated funds
Internal controls
IDENTIFIER: FAA Advanced Automation System
Airport and Airway Trust Fund
Aviation Trust Fund
FAA Airport Surface Detection Equipment Radar
FAA Automated Terminal Doppler Radar Warning System
FAA Initial Sector Suite System
FAA Display System Replacement
FAA Terminal Advanced Automation System
FAA Stand-Alone TRACON Automation Replacement System
FAA Tower Control Computer Complex
FAA Air Route Surveillance Radar-4
FAA Voice Switching and Control System
FAA National Resource Specialist Program
FAA Safety Performance Analysis System
FAA Airport Movement Area Safety System
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