Minnesota HF3266 prohibits using automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast information for fee collection.
Minnesota HF3266 amends state statutes to prohibit the use of automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast information for fee collection. This aviation surveillance technology, known as ADS-B, uses an aircraft's positioning system, avionics, and ground infrastructure to create a surveillance interface. The bill ensures that the state, political subdivisions, and private entities cannot use ADS-B data to calculate, generate, or collect fees from aircraft owners or operators within Minnesota's airspace. This change takes effect the day following final enactment.
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