Amendment makes technical and clarifying changes including: making clear that self-defense training for flight attendants is voluntary and that flight attendants who choose to take it will do so on their own time; allows the Department of Transportation to request information from the Department of Homeland Security in preparing its monthly report on passenger complaints about screening; directs the FAA to publish its policy on the use of passenger facility charge revenue for ground access projects; allows 76-seat regional jets to qualify for the commuter aircraft slots for Reagan National Airport; and allows DOT to increase the subsidy to a commuter serving a small community if that commuter is experiencing significantly increased costs.

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Amendment Number
162
Description
Amendment makes technical and clarifying changes including: making clear that self-defense training for flight attendants is voluntary and that flight attendants who choose to take it will do so on their own time; allows the Department of Transportation to request information from the Department of Homeland Security in preparing its monthly report on passenger complaints about screening; directs the FAA to publish its policy on the use of passenger facility charge revenue for ground access projects; allows 76-seat regional jets to qualify for the commuter aircraft slots for Reagan National Airport; and allows DOT to increase the subsidy to a commuter serving a small community if that commuter is experiencing significantly increased costs.
Purpose
An amendment numbered one printed in House Report 108-146 which makes technical changes.
Congress
108
Type
HAMDT
Latest Action Date
Jun 11, 2003
Latest Action Text
On agreeing to the Mica amendment (A003) Agreed to by voice vote.
Latest Action Time
15:13:34
Submitted Date
Jun 11, 2003
Chamber
House of Representatives
Update Date
Feb 3, 2022
Amendment 162 — Informed