No "cliff" deal means huge cuts for FAA

December 29, 2012 4:21 PM

It is estimated that the Transportation Security Administration would lose more than $640 million in funding if the U.S. goes over the "fiscal cliff." John Bentley reports the threat the "cliff" poses to the future of air travel.

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