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<abstract>The multibillion dollar Airport and Airway Trust Fund (Trust
Fund) provides most of the funding for the Federal Aviation	 
Administration (FAA). The Trust Fund relies on revenue from 10	 
taxes, including passenger ticket, fuel, and cargo taxes.	 
Concerns about the financial outlook of the Trust Fund have	 
emerged recently given the downturn in passenger air travel,	 
requests from the airlines to suspend some of the Trust Fund	 
taxes, and the need to reauthorize FAA&apos;s major programs in 2003. 
GAO was asked to determine (1) the projected financial outlook of
the Trust Fund and (2) how a 1- year suspension of various taxes 
accruing to the Trust Fund (i.e., a tax holiday), would affect	 
its financial status. We were asked to assess five potential tax 
holidays that would have begun on April 1, 2003, and ended on	 
April 1, 2004. GAO used a model developed by FAA that made	 
financial projections for the Trust Fund using expenditure	 
assumptions that were based on (1) the Senate Committee on	 
Commerce, Science, and Transportation&apos;s May 2, 2003, and the	 
House Subcommittee on Aviation&apos;s May 15, 2003, reauthorization	 
proposals authorizing over $34 billion and (2) the President&apos;s	 
proposal authorizing almost $38 billion from the Trust Fund. For 
each of these proposals, GAO asked FAA to model the effects of	 
five different tax holidays.</abstract>
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