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The objective is to positively impact the congestion issue in the New York area before the heavy travel season next summer. There are about 80 ideas being debated.
Posted on Fri, 23-Nov-2007 at 9:58 GMT
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As promised, IAPA and the Business Travel Coalition have been heavily involved in meetings and discussions as the US Department of Transportation seeks solutions to the congestion crisis in the skies above New York.
While continuing to push its idea of using a "market driven" approach, such as congestion pricing, to reduce the delays associated with the New York area, the FAA has proposed another solution which is not being received any better.
Posted on Wed, 14-Nov-2007 at 11:50 GMT
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