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S. 643, 106th Congress

Interim Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act

Originated in the Senate · Introduced Mar 17, 1999 · Transportation and Public Works

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Latest action

Mar 31, 1999

Became Public Law No: 106-6.

CRS summary

As of Mar 17, 1999

Passed Senate amended

Interim Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act - Amends Federal aviation law to extend the Airport Improvement Program (AIP) for two months. Provides that not more than $1.3 billion of funds available under the Grants-in-Aid for Airports Program may be obligated before the enactment of a law extending contract authorization for such program beyond May 31, 1999.

Authorizes appropriations for FY 1999 for: (1) the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Facilities and Equipment Program; and (2) FAA operations.

Removes the maximum cap on AIP funds credited to the discretionary fund.

Terminates the Military Airport Program under the Federal Aviation Reauthorization Act of 1996.

Makes specified changes to the formula for crediting airport improvement fund amounts to the AIP discretionary fund and the small airport fund.

Authorizes the Secretary of Transportation to approve the application of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (pending at the Department of Transportation on March 17, 1999) for the expenditure of up to $30 million that otherwise would have been made available to it for passenger facility fee-airport development project grants.

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Roll-call votes

1 on record

Mar 17, 1999 · On Passage of the Bill

Full roll call

Bill Passed (100–0)

72 of 100 recorded votes are not yet matched to a member profile.

Yea: 100 (15 D · 13 R)

MemberPartyState
VOINOVICH, George Victor—OH
LUGAR, Richard Green—IN
INOUYE, Daniel Ken—HI
SANTORUM, Richard John—PA
GRAMM, William Philip—TX
LAUTENBERG, Frank Raleigh—NJ
WELLSTONE, Paul David—MN
STEVENS, Theodore Fulton—AK
MACK, Connie, III—FL
DOMENICI, Pete Vichi—NM
BUNNING, James Paul David—KY
BINGAMAN, Jesse Francis (Jeff), Jr.—NM
HOLLINGS, Ernest Frederick—SC
BROWNBACK, Sam Dale—KS
ASHCROFT, John David—MO
KERREY, J. Robert—NE
FEINGOLD, Russell Dana—WI
LIEBERMAN, Joseph I.—CT
BYRD, Robert Carlyle—WV
HUTCHINSON, Timothy—AR
SARBANES, Paul Spyros—MD
DODD, Christopher John—CT
HAGEL, Charles Timothy—NE
DeWINE, Michael—OH
GREGG, Judd Alan—NH
SPECTER, Arlen—PA
BREAUX, John Berlinger—LA
TORRICELLI, Robert Guy—NJ
BAUCUS, Max Sieben—MT
CHAFEE, John Hubbard—RI
CAMPBELL, Ben Nighthorse—CO
THURMOND, James Strom—SC
DORGAN, Byron Leslie—ND
GRAMS, Rod—MN
CRAIG, Larry Edwin—ID
THOMAS, Craig Lyle—WY
BOND, Christopher Samuel—MO
FITZGERALD, Peter G.—IL
SNOWE, Olympia Jean—ME
JEFFORDS, James Merrill—VT
ALLARD, A. Wayne—CO
ROBB, Charles Spittal—VA
ABRAHAM, Spencer—MI
MURKOWSKI, Frank Hughes—AK
HUTCHISON, Kathryn Ann Bailey—TX
COVERDELL, Paul—GA
CLELAND, Joseph Maxwell—GA
ROTH, William Victor, Jr.—DE
BAYH, Evan—IN
SMITH, Gordon Harold—OR
KERRY, John Forbes—MA
MOYNIHAN, Daniel Patrick—NY
BURNS, Conrad—MT
FRIST, William H.—TN
KENNEDY, Edward Moore—MA
LOTT, Chester Trent—MS
KOHL, Herbert H.—WI
LINCOLN, Blanche Lambert—AR
DASCHLE, Thomas Andrew—SD
GRAHAM, Daniel Robert—FL
NICKLES, Donald Lee—OK
BENNETT, Robert Foster—UT
AKAKA, Daniel Kahikina—HI
BRYAN, Richard H—NV
WARNER, John William—VA
GORTON, Thomas Slade, III—WA
CONRAD, Kent—ND
THOMPSON, Fred Dalton—TN
EDWARDS, John—NC
HELMS, Jesse—NC
BIDEN, Joseph Robinette (Joe), Jr.—DE
SMITH, Robert C.—NH
Barbara BoxerDemocratCA
Dianne FeinsteinDemocratCA
Tom HarkinDemocratIA
Richard J. DurbinDemocratIL
Mary L. LandrieuDemocratLA
Barbara A. MikulskiDemocratMD
Carl LevinDemocratMI
Harry ReidDemocratNV
Charles E. SchumerDemocratNY
Ron WydenDemocratOR
Jack ReedDemocratRI
Tim JohnsonDemocratSD
Patrick J. LeahyDemocratVT
Patty MurrayDemocratWA
John D. Rockefeller, IVDemocratWV
Jeff SessionsRepublicanAL
Richard C. ShelbyRepublicanAL
John McCainRepublicanAZ
Jon KylRepublicanAZ
Chuck GrassleyRepublicanIA
Mike CrapoRepublicanID
Pat RobertsRepublicanKS
Mitch McConnellRepublicanKY
Susan M. CollinsRepublicanME
Thad CochranRepublicanMS
James M. InhofeRepublicanOK
Orrin G. HatchRepublicanUT
Michael B. EnziRepublicanWY

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