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53 5.1 Published Cost Estimates Agency estimates of the cost of compliance with security requirements are limited. One security rulemaking document (Table A-4, Item 21)
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54 Figure 28. Airports installing security equipment or access control systems.
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55 A summary of recurring costs was not prepared because the survey did not generate sufficient recurring cost data. As shown in Table 9, the most costly requirement per airport was "any other" equipment or systems related to access control (~ $1.3 million)
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56 at 1.7 million. The second highest passenger count in the sample was only 643,000.
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57 discretionary funds. In FY 2002 and FY 2003, AIP funding for security projects increased substantially to support reconfiguration of passenger screening checkpoints and checked baggage handling equipment and facilities.
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58 smaller airports. Figure 32 summarizes the scope of funding from other sources.
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