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<abstract>For several years, a number of aviation manufacturers have been
designing and testing very light jets, a type of small jet	 
aircraft equipped with advanced technologies and priced below	 
other business jets. Aviation forecasters predict that thousands 
of very light jets will enter the National Airspace System (NAS) 
over the next two decades, contributing to the overall growth of 
the general aviation fleet. While some experts predict that very 
light jets will be used in ways that are similar to current	 
general aviation aircraft, others predict that they will be used 
to expand the air taxi market to provide on-demand,		 
point-to-point air transportation. In 2006, the Federal Aviation 
Administration (FAA) certified the first very light jets for	 
flight. This report identifies (1) current very light jet	 
forecasts and what factors could affect very light jet		 
deliveries, (2) how increasing numbers of very light jets might  
affect the capacity and safety of the NAS, (3) how FAA is	 
planning to accommodate the entry of very light jets into the	 
NAS, and (4) how very light jets might affect FAA&apos;s costs and	 
Airport and Airway Trust Fund revenues. To address these issues, 
GAO reviewed relevant documents and interviewed agency officials 
and aviation experts. GAO is not making recommendations in this  
report. The Department of Transportation provided technical	 
clarifications, which were incorporated as appropriate.</abstract>
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