Requires the Pentagon to study adding safety systems to military helicopters
This bill requires the Pentagon to study adding new safety systems to all military helicopters. These studies would look at crash prevention and tracking systems. They would examine costs and how these systems could make flights safer. The goal is to give Congress information to improve safety for military pilots and civilian airspace users.
Today, there is no rule telling the Pentagon to study adding advanced collision avoidance and surveillance systems to military helicopters. If this bill passes, the Pentagon would have to deliver two detailed reports to Congress within 90 days. These reports would look into the feasibility, costs, and impacts of installing these systems.
HR 1898 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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