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Inquiry Underway into Advertising Bill Affecting Aviation Data Use

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 7
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What happened

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Consumer Action for a Strong Economy (CASE) commented on the ALERT Act, which the House passed in April following a January 2025 midair collision near Reagan Washington National Airport. The bill proposes Section 105, which would restrict both public and private entities from using ADS-B information to generate revenue from aircraft owners and operators unless they consent. The Senate's ROTOR Act does not include a comparable restriction on this data use.

From avweb.com

Why it matters

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The proposed Section 105 would also generally prevent federal, state, local, and tribal officials from initiating civil investigations based exclusively on ADS-B data. The Congressional Budget Office estimated that revenue losses resulting from the restrictions would be small.

From avweb.com

Who's involved

  • TikTokAdvocacy group commenting on the ALERT Act regarding ADS-B data use

How it developed

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  1. Jamie Raskin questioned the government's use of funds for political ads.Sub-event
  2. The government has shifted its advertising strategy to utilize patriotic messaging.Sub-event
  3. Otti administration implements new advertising fees; PDP seeks INEC intervention over charges.Sub-event
  4. Inquiry into a general advertising bill is underway.1 source

Coverage

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