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HB2641

In Multimodal Fund, further providing for use of money in fund; in preliminary provisions relating to aviation, further providing for definitions and for Aviation Restricted Account and providing for Aviation Trust Fund; in authority of Department of Transportation, further providing for authority of department; in obstructions to aircraft operation, providing for prohibited conduct; in airport operation and zoning, providing for abandoned or derelict aircraft and further providing for power to adopt airport zoning regulations; in aviation development, further providing for service fees, for tax on aviation fuels, for allocation of funds, for agreement of maintenance and for tax on jet fuels and providing for tax on alternative aviation fuels and for aviation fees; in liquid fuels and fuels tax, further providing for imposition of tax, exemptions and deductions, for distributor's report and payment of tax, for disposition and use of tax and for refunds; imposing fees; imposing penalties; making transfers; abrogating regulations; making a repeal; and making editorial changes.

Introduced·6/16/26
Introduced Text

Pennsylvania HB2641 amends aviation-related statutes, including tax impositions, fund allocations, and regulatory adjustments.

Pennsylvania HB2641 makes several amendments to aviation-related statutes, including the imposition of taxes on alternative aviation fuels and jet fuels, adjustments to tax rates based on the Consumer Price Index, and the establishment of the Aviation Trust Fund. The bill also revises definitions related to aviation, including terms like "alternative aviation fuel" and "aviation facility." Additionally, it outlines procedures for the identification and disposition of abandoned or derelict aircraft, imposes fees for aircraft registration and aviation facility licensing, and specifies the use.

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Appropriations Committee
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Sponsors

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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

History

Jun 16

House

Referred to Appropriations