Amendment108th Congress
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.
- 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