Kansas HB2687 prohibits governmental agencies from regulating aquatic aircraft operations on state waters.
Kansas HB2687 prohibits any governmental agency from regulating the takeoff, landing, or operation of aquatic aircraft on waters within the state. The bill defines "aquatic aircraft" as any motorized aircraft capable of taking off or landing on water, excluding vessels. It also defines "governmental agency" to include any federal, state, or local government entity. The act aims to prevent governmental agencies from imposing restrictions or fees on aquatic aircraft operations in areas where vessels are permitted.
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