Michigan HB4834 amends the state's aeronautics code, updating regulations on aircraft registration, licensing, and safety standards.
Michigan HB4834 revises the state's aeronautics code, focusing on the regulation of aircraft, airports, and related facilities. The bill updates registration requirements for aircraft, including penalties for non-compliance and conditions for exemption. It also establishes licensing standards for droneports and vertiports, emphasizing safety and integration. The bill introduces new definitions for terms such as "seaplane," "seaplane base," and "state approach surface." It further details the powers and duties of the Michigan Aeronautics Commission, including enforcement and inspection.
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