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The bill clarifies that ticket agents are represented on the aviation consumer advisory committee but may introduce statutory ambiguity by removing 'ticket agents,' from another subsection, trading clearer representation for potential legal uncertainty.
Ticket agents and other transportation workers are explicitly listed as participants on the Aviation Consumer Protection Advisory Committee, ensuring their interests are formally represented in advisory discussions that inform aviation consumer policy.
Ticket agents and transportation workers may face legal or administrative ambiguity because removing 'ticket agents,' from subsection (i) could create inconsistencies or uncertainty in statutory references that previously included ticket agents.
Based on analysis of 2 sections of legislative text.
Inserts "ticket agents" into an enumerated list in the FAA Modernization and Reform Act and removes a duplicate phrase to fix punctuation and consistency.
Adds “ticket agents” to the list of covered parties in the referenced provision of the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012 and removes the duplicate phrase from another subsection to correct punctuation and consistency. The change is a narrow statutory amendment that updates wording in an existing aviation-related list. This bill is a short, technical edit: it inserts a new paragraph adding ticket agents to a specified list and removes an earlier, now-redundant occurrence of the same phrase to keep the statute clear and properly punctuated.
Official title: ACPAC Modernization Act
Introduced September 30, 2025 by Alice Costandina Titus · Last progress March 25, 2026