Federal Aviation Administration Modernization and Reform Act

The Federal Aviation Administration Modernization and Reform Act, enacted in 2012, aimed to improve the safety and efficiency of the U.S. aviation system. It brought changes to air traffic control operations, emphasizing modernization and the adoption of new technologies, such as satellite-based navigation. The act also addressed funding for aviation infrastructure and clarified regulations around commercial space travel. Additionally, it enhanced aviation safety measures and passenger rights while promoting the growth of the aviation industry. Overall, the act sought to ensure that the U.S. aviation system remains safe, efficient, and competitive in a rapidly changing global environment.