Government Travel Transparency Act
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Summary
The Government Travel Transparency Act directs the Comptroller General to submit quarterly reports to Congress and publish them on the Government Accountability Office website analyzing federal aircraft use by high-ranking officials including the President, Vice President, and cabinet secretaries. The reports must identify each use of federal aircraft for federal elections or political activities, and each use for personal travel that would have been more cost-effective by another mode of transportation, while noting whether the government was reimbursed. The reports may not disclose the location of covered officials at specified times.
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