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FAA sees $100 million cost from tariffs on US air traffic control modernization plan
Source: reuters.com
Tax & TariffsInfrastructure & DefenseFiscal Policy & Budget

The FAA expects tariffs to add roughly $100 million in costs to the U.S. government's more than $12.5 billion air traffic control modernization plan. The added expense represents a modest budgetary headwind that could pressure project costs and procurement timelines.
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