US HB7239

FAA Administrator must submit an action plan to Congress within 180 days for deploying the Airborne Collision Avoidance System-X (ACAS-X) and its variants (ACAS-Xa, ACAS-Xr, ACAS-Xo, ACAS-Xu, ACAS-sXu, ACAS-Xp) in the national airspace system

Action plan must include a strategic roadmap for deployment, funding needs for research and certification, and stakeholder engagement plans involving aircraft operators, pilots' unions, avionics and aircraft manufacturers, and general aviation organizations

FAA must coordinate with foreign civil aviation authorities to harmonize international certification standards and assess interoperability with existing ADS-B equipment

Action plan must be published publicly within 10 days of congressional submission, followed by a congressional briefing within 30 days covering plan contents and implementation actions

FAA Administrator is authorized to implement the action plan and must include recommendations for any administrative or legislative actions needed to advance ACAS-X deployment