Kissimmee Proposes Cameras After ADS-B Billing Ban
City would add aircraft-identification cameras and raise fixed-wing landing fees.
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ALPA Renews Push for ADS-B In Mandate at Annual Safety Forum
ALPA renewed its call for Congress to require integrated ADS-B In technology on airline flight decks during its annual Air Safety Forum Tuesday.
California Pilots Challenge Use of ADS-B Data for Aircraft Taxes
Los Angeles County is using ADS-B data to identify aircraft for property-tax collection.
Louisiana Governor Signs Ban on ADS-B Billing
New law restricts use of ADS-B data for fee and tax collection from certain aircraft operators.
FAA Administrator Weighs In on ADS-B Fee Dispute
Bedford says airports can charge for services, but the agency is concerned when safety equipment is tied to billing.
Ted Cruz ADS-B Bill Moves to a Vote
ROTOR Act would expand cockpit surveillance requirements under the Cruz ADS-B proposal.
Senate Committee Weighs Subpoena Over Army’s ADS-B Report
The Senate Commerce Committee is considering a subpoena for the U.S. Army over its refusal to provide a report on ADS-B usage, following the deadly January midair collision.
Montana Bill Limits Use Of ADS-B Data For Landing Fees
The Montana House of Representatives passed a bill limiting the use of Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) data to assess landing fees on certain aircraft. The legislation, introduced by Rep. Shane Klakken (R-Grass Range), would block the use of ADS-B data for charging landing fees on aircraft weighing under 9,000 pounds, according to a March 20 […]
Whitaker Gets NextGen Marching Orders From GAO
Recently confirmed FAA Administrator Michael Whitaker has received his first assignment from the Government Accountability Office, and he should be familiar with the subject matter. The GAO says Whitaker should get cracking on the NextGen air navigation modernization program. Whitaker was in charge of the program as the assistant administrator from 2013 to 2016. The […]
