Regulations and Government
House Preps for Second Short-Term FAA Extension
The short-term extension is expected to easily clear both the House and Senate continue to work on a long-term, more comprehensive bill.

U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee chairman Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) and Ways and Means Committee chairman Kevin Brady (R-Texas) late last week jointly introduced a bill that would extend the FAA’s authorization through July 15 and the excise taxes through March 31, 2017. The extension, the second such stop-gap measure, has been widely expected as Congress faces a March 31 deadline to act on FAA authorization. 


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