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<abstract>The Airport and Airway Trust Fund was established by the Airport
and Airway Revenue Act of 1970 (P.L. 91-258) to help fund the	 
development of a nationwide airport and airway system and to fund
investments in air traffic control facilities. It provides all of
the funding for the Federal Aviation Administration&apos;s (FAA)	 
capital accounts, including: (1) the Airport Improvement Program,
which provides grants for construction and safety projects at	 
airports; (2) the Facilities and Equipment account, which funds  
technological improvements to the air traffic control system; and
(3) the Research, Engineering, and Development account, which	 
funds continued research on aviation safety, mobility, and	 
environment issues. In addition, at various times during its	 
history, the Trust Fund has funded all or some portion of FAA&apos;s  
operations. To fund these accounts, the Trust Fund is credited	 
with revenues from a variety of excise taxes related to passenger
tickets, passenger flight segments, international		 
arrivals/departures, cargo waybills, and aviation fuels.	 
Including interest earned on its balances, the Trust Fund	 
received $10.8 billion in fiscal year 2005. The various taxes	 
that accrue to the Trust Fund are scheduled to expire at the end 
of fiscal year 2007. GAO was asked to provide information and	 
analysis about the financial condition and future viability of	 
the Trust Fund.</abstract>
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