Study would explore digital records to make airplane parts safer and prevent fakes.
This bill would require a government study to look into why the aviation industry struggles to use digital records for airplane parts. The goal is to make it easier to spot fake parts and improve safety for everyone who flies. The study would also suggest ways for the Federal Aviation Administration and other aviation businesses to switch from paper to digital systems.
Today, the aviation industry, including the Federal Aviation Administration, still relies heavily on paper records for tracking airplane parts, which can make it harder to identify fake parts. If this bill becomes law, the Comptroller General would conduct a comprehensive study to understand the hurdles in switching to digital systems and propose solutions, aiming to improve how fake parts are identified and make the supply chain more secure.
HR 6267 · 119th Congress · November 21, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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