Sound Insulation Treatment Repair and Replacement Program Act

Creates a short pilot program that lets airports repair or replace previously federally funded home sound insulation at a small number of large airports. The FAA must set up the pilot within 120 days and may waive an existing rule so airports can pay for eligible repairs or replacements when noise, condition, and eligibility tests are met; the law also sets a rule for how project costs are calculated if a waiver is used and allows periodic surveys of treated homes to check whether more work is needed.