The U.S. House of Representatives yesterday passed a five-year reauthorization of the FAA, ending the streak of a half dozen short-term resolutions. The General Aviation Manufacturers Association says the new legislation advances key priorities for the general aviation manufacturing and maintenance industry. The bill – H. R. 302 – is should be headed to the Senate for final approval before being routed to the White House for the President’s signature. Should the bill become law, it would authorize the FAA until the end of September 2023. GAMA says H.R. 302 includes numerous provisions to improve aviation safety, streamline regulatory burdens, strengthen job creation, encourage competitiveness and innovation, and stimulate exports.
GAMA Applauds Passage of Long-Term FAA Bill in the House
