Maryland HB639 mandates health and safety protocols for detained individuals on aircraft.
Maryland HB639, known as the Aviation Health and Safety Act, requires airlines to distribute and collect specific forms from detained passengers, including medical and legal history. It mandates that aeronautical service providers confirm these forms are on board before providing services. The act also prohibits refueling aircraft with restrained individuals on board and requires certain services for such individuals if they are removed for refueling.
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