UNLEADED Act

FAA education for pilots on unleaded fuel

This bill would require the FAA Administrator to set up an education program for the general aviation community. The program would start within one year of enactment and would end on December 31, 2036. FAA would post and continuously update a public website showing fuel compatibility, the authorization status of all unleaded fuel variants, expected product availability, any needed supplemental type certificates, safety guidance, and federal incentives (including tax credits). FAA would also maintain a public, continuously updated authorization tracking tool and coordinate with industry, fuel suppliers, and fixed-base operators to provide annual training for FBO leaders and staff. FAA would brief House and Senate committees six months after starting the program and periodically thereafter.