US Airways executives this week during the carrier's annual media day in Phoenix fielded a question on language in the Senate version of the FAA Reauthorization bill which deals with
required fee disclosures.
Yesterday this bill moved up the proposed date for NextGen being fully implemented from 2025 to 2018 at an estimated cost of $40,500,000,000 (it looks bigger if you show it in purely numbers) or about $133 per every single person in the US. This is just for funding in 2010 and 2011. That is about 12 times Garmin's annual revenues (I'm not advocating a BUY here... just having fun with the numbers, but I got in at $23.65) ...
At this week's inaugural edition of The Beat
Live in Cleveland, attendees got a healthy (or, at least, large) dose of politics as
The Beat's Jay Campbell presented results of
The Beat's Election '08 Reader Poll and consultant Tom Wilkinson took the audience through a rundown of the two presidential candidates' positions on issues related to business travel. Linked below, the presentations built upon
The Beat's recent three-part series on
McCain, Obama And The Issues.
"The News," presented by Jay Campbell (PDF)
"The Views," presented by Tom Wilkinson (PDF)