; and (E) prioritize the selection of airports that can best demonstrate the capabilities and benefits of remote towers, including applicants proposing to operate multiple remote towers from a single facility. (5) Selection criteria for consideration In selecting airports for participation in the pilot program, the Administrator, after consultation with representatives of labor organizations representing operators and employees of the air traffic control system, shall consider for participation in the pilot program— (A) 1 nonhub airport; (B) 3 airports that are not primary airports and that do not have existing air traffic control towers; (C) 1 airport that participates in the Contract Tower Program; and (D) 1 airport selected at the discretion of the Administrator. (6) Data The Administrator shall clearly identify and collect air traffic control information and data from participating airports that will assist the Administrator in evaluating the feasibility, safety, costs, and benefits of remote towers. (7) Report Not later than 1 year after the date the first remote tower is operational, and annually thereafter, the Administrator shall submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a report— (A) detailing any benefits, costs, or safety improvements associated with the use of the remote towers