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Airline On-Time Tables - April 2013

Table 1: Summary of Airline On-Time Performance Year-to-date through April 2013 Table 2 Ranking of Airline On-Time Performance by Month Since 1995 Table 3 Ranking of Major Airport On-Time Arrival Performance in April 2013 Table 4 Ranking of Major Airport On-Time Arrival Performance Year-...

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Bureau of Transportation Statistics Research and Innovative Technology Administration U.S. Department of Transportation

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MacroSys, LLC 1901 N. Moore St., Suite 509 Arlington, VA 22209

 

February 2012

References

Air Transport Association. Airline Industry Taxes and Fees, Airlines for America, Washington, DC. Obtained from: http://www.airlines.org/Pages/Econ_Aviation_Economy.aspx, as of October 2011.

Office of Management and Budget. (2011). Budget of the United States Government: Browse,...

Appendix B. Data Sources

This appendix presents data sources by mode and level of government. Table B-1 and table b-2 list data sources for transportation revenue and expenditure, respectively, by mode and by level of government.

Table B-1. Data sources and methods for transportation revenue. Table B-2. Data...

Supporting Revenue

Supporting revenue consists of receipts that are generated from non-transportation sources but are designated to fund transportation programs. The supporting revenue shows the amount of money coming from the rest of the economy for funding transportation. The most common sources of...

Revenue Directed to Other Uses

Revenue directed to other uses consists of government receipts from transportation-related taxes and charges, which are not used for transportation purposes. Such revenue is raised from transportation sources but is used to finance activities other than transportation. The difference between...