Corporate Jets Land in Tampa for Republican Convention
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President Barack Obama has zeroed in on tax breaks for corporate jets as a way to reduce the federal deficit.
Now, some passengers of those jets may be returning fire. Corporate jets are starting to buzz air traffic control at Tampa International Airport in Florida during the Republican National Convention. Cessna’s Citations appear to be the craft of choice, outpacing French-made Dassaults and the Gulfstream V, the president’s plane for unofficial business, Bloomberg reported on its Political Capital blog.