HR 2592
Cleared committee
Requires the FAA to publish and annually update a public list of medications and treatments that airmen may safely be prescribed for medical certification.
Official title: Aviation Medication Transparency Act of 2025
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House
Introduced
02-APR-2025
Referred
02-APR-2025
Approved by committee
15-SEP-2026
- Requires the FAA to publish the list on a public website within 1 year of enactment and update it at least once a year.
- Requires the list to be drafted with input from aviation stakeholders, including air traffic controller and airline pilot representatives, and to be provided to airmen when they first seek certification.
- Requires the list to show the stabilization period an airman needs with limited or no duties, the medications designated "Do Not Issue," and a way for doctors to contact the FAA with questions.
- Allows the Administrator to add information on which conditions a medication may treat and why it is allowed or prohibited.
Current. The Congressional Research Service's summary covers the bill's latest wording (Introduced in House, 02-APR-2025).
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■ 17 D■ 8 R
17 Democrats
8 Republicans