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Critics say aircraft safety bill provides tax haven for private jet owners
- Senators must decide on an aircraft safety bill after Congress returns from recess in September, which could provide a tax haven for private jet owners.
- An amendment to the ALERT Act would stop using aircraft transponder data without permission to collect revenue from owners.
- Supporters argue that ADS-B data is intended only for collision avoidance and should not be used to collect landing fees.
- Opponents warn that this amendment could cause states like Texas to lose millions in tax revenue annually, threatening local funds.
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Critics say aircraft safety bill provides tax haven for private jet owners
(The Center Square) – When Congress returns from recess in September, senators will have to decide whether to advance an aircraft safety bill that could also provide a tax haven for private jet owners.
·Chariton, United States
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