Aerial Transport and High Consequence Infectious Diseases Act
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Summary
The bill directs the Secretary of the Air Force, in coordination with the Department of Defense health officials, to establish by October 1, 2027 a program for the safe, long-range aerial transport of individuals known or suspected to be infected with high-consequence infectious diseases. The program would serve as the Department of Defense's component for such transport and could support other federal, state, local, and civilian partners as determined appropriate. It requires the Air Force to develop training curricula, medical care and infection control standards, personal protective equipment standards, joint doctrine, and research on related countermeasures, and it requires the Secretary of Defense to maintain department-wide doctrine for these capabilities.
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