Air safety bill sparks debate over taxes for private jet owners
ӣƵ senior national correspondent William La Jeunesse reports on a controversial air safety bill that critics say creates a tax loophole for private jet owners, while aviation advocates argue it protects privacy and safety.
ӣƵ senior national correspondent William La Jeunesse reports on a proposed bill addressing local government usage of Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast flight tracking data to assess property taxes on aircraft. Los Angeles County tax assessors identified 1,000 aircraft valued at $4 billion using the system, generating $40 million in tax revenue. House and Senate members are determining whether to prohibit local governments from utilizing safety data for tax assessments.
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