Arizona HB2210 prohibits using automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast system data for fee collection on aircraft.
Arizona HB2210 amends state statutes to prohibit the use of automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast system data for calculating, generating, or collecting fees from aircraft owners or operators within the state's airspace. This surveillance technology combines aircraft positioning systems, avionics, and ground infrastructure to create a surveillance interface between aircraft and air traffic control. The bill applies to the state, political subdivisions, and private entities.
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