#aaith ,,congress #b;d ,session ,s4 #cbeh ,,an ,,act ,to require the ,administrator of the ,federal ,aviation ,administration to publish the list of medications that the ,administrator has compiled for purposes of the medical certification of airmen and air traffic control specialists1 and for other purposes4 #a4 ,short title ,this ,act may be cited as the ,aviation ,medication ,transparency ,act of #bjbf4 #b4 ,aviation medication transparency2 list of approved medications 7a7 ,purpose ,the purpose of this ,act is to ensure that aviation stakeholders1 including airmen1 air traffic control specialists1 and individuals training to become airmen or air traffic control specialists1 who are applicants for medical certification or medical clearance1 are informed1 in a user-friendly and accessible manner1 of-- 7#a7 the medications on the ,do ,not ,issue or ,do ,not ,fly lists2 7#b7 the medications they may safely purchase over-the-counter or be prescribed2 and 7#c7 under what conditions the medications described in paragraph 7#b7 may be safely used in the aviation environment1 consistent with the information provided in the ,guide for ,aviation ,medical ,examiners 7including any update to such ,guide71 which is updated monthly1 or successor documents issued by the ,federal ,air ,surgeon4 7b7 ,in general ,not later than #a year after the date of enactment of this ,act1 the ,administrator of the ,federal ,aviation ,administration 7in this section referred to as the ,administrator7 shall publish and maintain on a publicly available website of the ,federal ,aviation ,administration 7in this section referred to as the ,,faa7 a list of medications that the ,administrator1 as of the date of publication1 has-- 7#a7 determined may be safely prescribed to or purchased over-the-counter by an applicant for medical certification or medical clearance to treat medical conditions2 and 7#b7 approved for purposes of the issuance of a medical certification or medical clearance to-- 7,a7 an airman who requires a medical certificate or a medical clearance2 or 7,b7 an air traffic control specialist who requires medical clearance4 7c7 ,requirements ,to ensure information transparency1 user-friendliness1 and appropriate dissemination1 the list required under subsection 7b7 shall-- 7#a7 incorporate1 prior to dissemination1 consultation with-- 7,a7 the ,aeromedical ,innovation and ,modernization ,working ,group 7established under section #daa7;a7 of the ,,faa ,reauthorization ,act of #bjbd 7#di ,u4,s4,c4 #ddgjc note77 7in this section referred to as the ,working ,group72 7,b7 organizations representing collective bargaining representatives of airline pilots2 7,c7 the certified exclusive bargaining representatives of air traffic controllers of the ,,faa certified under section #gaaa of title #e1 ,united ,states ,code2 7,d7 institutions of higher education that are accredited by the ,aviation ,accreditation ,board ,international2 7,e7 professional pilot flight training schools certified under part #ada of title #ad1 ,code of ,federal ,regulations2 7,f7 the ,civil ,aviation ,medical ,association2 7,g7 organizations representing general aviation operators and pilots2 and 7,h7 any other stakeholder determined relevant by the ,administrator2 7#b7 regarding treatment of medical conditions that may impact the performance of duties or the exercise of privileges of an airman certificate1 include-- 7,a7 medications allowed by the ,administrator1 including prescription medications and over-the-counter medications2 7,b7 contra-indications associated with the medications described in subparagraph 7,a72 and 7,c7 whether such medications may require review by the ,,faa2 7#c7 be drafted in a user-friendly and accessible manner and1 in addition to being made publicly available pursuant to subsection 7b71 made available on ,med,x,press for airmen1 air traffic control specialists1 and individuals training to become airmen or air traffic control specialists at the time when any such individual first seeks a medical certification or medical clearance2 7#d7 if practicable1 indicate the minimum period of time an airman1 air traffic control specialist1 or individual training to become an airman or air traffic control specialist is required to have limited or no duties to stabilize on a medication allowed by the ,administrator2 7#e7 include the list of medications that the ,administrator has designated as ,do ,not ,issue or ,do ,not ,fly2 7#f7 include information for doctors or medical providers to contact the ,,faa regarding questions related to the list published under subsection 7b71 including through a new or existing mechanism that is accessible to such doctors and medical providers2 and 7#g7 include any other information or clarification that the ,administrator determines appropriate4 7d7 ,list update ,not later than #a year after the date of publication of the list required under subsection 7b71 and when relevant information in the ,guide for ,aviation ,medical ,examiners 7or any successor document7 or other relevant ,,faa medical certification policy is updated1 the ,administrator shall update such list1 as appropriate4 7e7 ,savings clause ,the publication of the list described in subsection 7b7 shall not be construed as assigning liability to the ,administrator for any situation in which an airman1 air traffic control specialist1 or applicant relies on such list in deciding whether to use a medication on the list and-- 7#a7 experiences an adverse medical reaction from the use of such medication2 7#b7 causes harm or injury to persons or property after using such medication2 or 7#c7 is deemed by an aviation medical examiner or the ,,faa to be ineligible for a medical certification or medical clearance4 ,passed the ,senate ,september #bd1 #bjbf4,secretary