Coverage dated July 19, 2023

House passes Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill

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By Clare Foran and Haley Talbot, CNN (CNN) — The House on Thursday passed a Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill to renew funding for the agency for the next five years. The bipartisan bill aims to make improvements to efficacy and operations at the agency, expand the workforce for t…

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  1. Local News 8

    House passes Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill (opens Local News 8)

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    By Clare Foran and Haley Talbot, CNN (CNN) — The House on Thursday passed a Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill to renew funding for the agency for the next five years. The bipartisan bill aims to make improvements to efficacy and operations at the agency, expand the workforce for t…

  2. Arizona Mirror

    Federal aviation bill passed by U.S. House, with boost for smaller airports (opens Arizona Mirror)

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    A proposed bill would reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration, and give a subsidy increase to airlines that fly to smaller markets.

  3. Politico

    Major aviation policy bill sails through the House (opens Politico)

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    The House passed its bill to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration and set aspects of aviation policy with a wide bipartisan majority. Action now turns to the Senate, which has been slower to move its version of a bill.

  4. UPI

    House passes bill to renew FAA aviation and safety programs (opens UPI)

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    The House Thursday passed the bipartisan Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill 351-69. It renews FAA aviation safety and infrastructure programs for five years.

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