Advanced Aviation Integration Act

Coordinate across relevant offices of the Administration to facilitate the necessary planning for policy, rulemaking, and approval processes on matters relating to the safe operation and integration of advanced aviation systems in the national airspace system.

Coordinate across relevant offices of the Administration on the development, assessment, and refinement of advanced aviation systems concepts to ensure feasibility and viability within the national airspace system, including coordination of research and conducting studies and demonstrations to prove concepts.

Coordinate workforce planning across relevant offices of the Administration to—

Coordinate across relevant offices of the Administration to facilitate the United States leadership and participation in activities relating to the international standardization of airworthiness and the operational and environmental effects of advanced aviation systems.

Advise the Administrator during internal and interagency coordination on advanced aviation systems and other matters.

Advise the Chief Operating Officer of the Administration on the development of enterprise architecture.

Validate supporting system requirements proposed by the Chief Operating Officer.

Participate in aviation rulemaking committees related to advanced aviation systems.

Serve as the new Designated Federal Official for the Advanced Aviation Advisory Committee and consult with and assign tasks to the Advanced Aviation Advisory Committee.

Use the Administration's clearinghouse website for publicly available data (commonly referred to as “Data.FAA.gov”) to ensure the establishment and implementation of a secure, single-sign on for all FAA-related services (including pending certifications, applications, IACRA, CAPS, DroneZone, MedXpress, CARES, and any other service deemed appropriate by the Administration) with multifactor authentication-protected online capability that allows stakeholders with a new or pending certification or approval application to review the status of such application, receive notice of deadlines and major certification milestones, identify the Administration office that is reviewing such application, and submit inquiries or requests for guidance pursuant to subsection (c).

Work with relevant offices of the Administration to develop and implement pilot programs in partnership with advanced aviation stakeholders to provide data to support rulemaking and approval processes.

Serve as a representative of the Administration during interagency coordination of policies related to advanced aviation systems.

Provide an opportunity for stakeholders to submit requests or inquiries related to advanced aviation systems to the Office of Advanced Aviation.

Promote the safe and responsible integration of advanced aviation systems into the national airspace system.

The Vice President of Air Traffic Services of the Administration and the Vice President of Mission Support Services of the Administration to carry out the responsibilities described in section 2(b)(2).

The Executive Director of Aircraft Certification Service of the Administration, the Executive Director of Flight Standards Services of the Administration, and the Executive Director of the Office of Rulemaking of the Administration to carry out the responsibilities described in paragraphs (1) and (3) of section 2(b).

The Director of the William J. Hughes Technical Center of the Administration to carry out the responsibilities described in section 2(b)(3).

The Assistant Administrator for Finance and Management of the Administration and the Assistant Administrator for Human Resource Management of the Administration to carry out the responsibilities described in section 2(b)(4).

the Office of Advanced Integration established under section 3;

the Office of Aviation Safety, including the UAS Integration Office, the Aircraft Certification Service, the Flight Standards Service, and the Office of Rulemaking;

the Air Traffic Organization, including the Program Management Organization, the Technical Operations Services, the Office of Mission Support Services, and the office headed by the Chief Operating Officer;

the Office of Security and Hazardous Materials Safety;

the Office of Airports;

the Office of the Chief Counsel;

the Office of Policy, International Affairs, and Environment; and

any other office determined appropriate by the Deputy Administrator.

promote the safe and responsible integration of advanced aviation systems into the national airspace system;

improve processes related to such integration;

improve processes related to the certification of advanced aviation systems;

develop clear and consistent standards related to advanced aviation systems;

ensure that determinations of the Administration related to advanced aviation systems are made in a timely manner; and

identify innovative aviation technologies that may be integrated into the national airspace system.

an unmanned aircraft system;

a powered lift aircraft;

a technology related to—

any other aviation-related technology that the Deputy Administrator determines qualifies as an advanced aviation system that could feasibly be integrated into the national airspace system.