Work with Senate counterparts to get a final ALERT Act aviation safety bill to the President's desk.

Rick Larsen · Washington · Democratic

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Evidence

The revised House aviation safety bill gained NTSB backing; AP reported that two key House committees unanimously advanced it, sending it to the full House, and that representatives and senators would still have to work together before the Senate vote.

This shows meaningful progress on the ALERT Act, but not final delivery. The bill was still awaiting full House action, then Senate action, so it had not reached the President by the latest available reporting.

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House aviation safety bill drafted after midair collision gains NTSB support
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unresolved unknown A for effort

Larsen appears to have materially advanced the promise by co-sponsoring and helping move the House ALERT Act forward; by April 2026 the bill had cleared committee and passed the House with bipartisan support. But the promised outcome was narrower: getting a final ALERT Act aviation safety bill to the President's desk by working with Senate counterparts. The latest available evidence still showed the measure needing Senate-House compromise and further Senate-side agreement, with no verified enactment or presentation to the President as of June 20, 2026. That is substantial progress and clear effort, but not confirmed delivery yet.

provider codex_cli · model gpt-5.4 · confidence 85%