The bill requires most aircraft operating in the U.S. to use advanced tracking technology and increases scrutiny of military flights in congested aviation corridors.
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The House failed to pass a sweeping air-safety bill Tuesday
The bill requires most aircraft operating in the U.S. to use advanced tracking technology and increases scrutiny of military flights in congested aviation corridors.