Aircraft would need new safety tech, letting pilots see other planes and tightening rules for government flights.
This bill would require most aircraft that already broadcast their position to also receive that information, letting pilots see other planes on a screen in their cockpit. This change aims to improve aviation safety for everyone in the air. It would also make rules stricter for special government flights that turn off their tracking systems and increase safety reviews around major airports.
Today, many aircraft broadcast their position (ADS-B Out), but pilots don't always see other aircraft on their own cockpit displays. This bill would require most of these aircraft to also receive that information (ADS-B In), giving pilots a direct view of nearby traffic. It would also tighten the rules for government aircraft that currently turn off their tracking systems, requiring more transparency and oversight for these flights.
HR 6222 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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