Pilot and Aircraft Privacy Act prohibits using ADS-B data to charge fees on aircraft and mandates transparency for airport fee disclosures.
The Pilot and Aircraft Privacy Act aims to protect the privacy of aircraft owners and operators by prohibiting the use of automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast data to assess fees or charges. It allows air traffic controllers to use this data only for tracking aircraft and improving safety, or for purposes approved by the Secretary of Transportation. The Act also requires public-use airport owners to disclose specific information before imposing landing or take-off fees on general aviation aircraft, including efforts to reduce non-airside expenses, cost estimates for airside safety.
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