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RC 607

Para ordenar a la Comisión de Transportación e Infraestructura de la Cámara de Representantes realizar un estudio sobre las acciones de la empresa operadora del aeropuerto internacional Luis Muñoz Marín para acomodar el uso de los Vehículos Avanzados de Movilidad Aérea (AAM, por sus siglas en inglés), y para otros fines.

2025-2028 Session

House Commission must study how Luis Muñoz Marín Airport is preparing for Advanced Air Mobility vehicle operations to assess infrastructure readiness.

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Bill Summary · RC 607

Legislative bill overview

Bill RC 607 directs Puerto Rico's House Transportation and Infrastructure Commission to study what actions the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport operator is taking to accommodate Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) vehicles—essentially urban air taxis and drone-like aircraft. The bill seeks to evaluate the airport's preparedness and planning for this emerging transportation technology.

Why is this important

As AAM technology develops globally, airports must plan infrastructure, airspace management, and safety protocols to integrate these vehicles. This study positions Puerto Rico to either lead or lag in adopting next-generation aviation, which could affect tourism competitiveness, economic investment, and transportation innovation on the island.

Potential points of contention

  • Unclear timeline and urgency: AAM technology remains largely experimental with limited commercial operations worldwide; the practical necessity of this study now versus later is debatable
  • Resource allocation: Commissioning a study requires legislative resources; critics may question whether this is a priority given other infrastructure needs
  • Regulatory clarity gap: The study doesn't address who will regulate AAM operations in Puerto Rico (FAA, local authorities, private operators), potentially leaving findings incomplete

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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