Women in Aviation Advisory Board Act

Bill 118 hr 2705, also known as the Women in Aviation Advisory Board Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to establish an advisory board within the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that focuses on promoting and supporting women in the aviation industry.

The advisory board would be made up of representatives from various sectors of the aviation industry, including commercial airlines, general aviation, and aviation manufacturing. The board would be responsible for providing recommendations to the FAA on ways to increase the participation of women in aviation, as well as promoting education and training opportunities for women in the industry.

The bill also calls for the advisory board to conduct studies and gather data on the representation of women in aviation, as well as to develop strategies for addressing any barriers that may be preventing women from fully participating in the industry. Additionally, the board would be required to submit an annual report to Congress on its activities and recommendations. Overall, the Women in Aviation Advisory Board Act aims to support and empower women in the aviation industry by creating a dedicated advisory board that will work to address gender disparities and promote opportunities for women in aviation.