of the administration. Sec. 368. Public UAS access to special use airspace. Sec. 369. Applications for designation. Sec. 370. Sense of Congress on additional rulemaking authority. Sec. 371. Assessment of aircraft registration for small unmanned aircraft. Sec. 372. Enforcement. Sec. 373. Federal and local authorities. Sec. 374. Spectrum. Sec. 375. Federal Trade Commission authority. Sec. 376. Plan for full operational capability of unmanned aircraft systems traffic management. Sec. 377. Early implementation of certain UTM services. Sec. 378. Sense of Congress. Sec. 379. Commercial and governmental operators. Sec. 380. Transition language. Sec. 381. Unmanned aircraft systems in restricted buildings or grounds. Sec. 382. Prohibition. Sec. 383. Airport safety and airspace hazard mitigation and enforcement. Sec. 384. Unsafe operation of unmanned aircraft. Subtitle C—General Aviation Safety Sec. 391. Short title. Sec. 392. Expansion of Pilot’s Bill of Rights. Sec. 393. Notification of reexamination of certificate holders. Sec. 394. Expediting updates to NOTAM Program. Sec. 395. Accessibility of certain flight data. Sec. 396. Authority for legal counsel to issue certain notices. Title IV—Air Service Improvements Subtitle A—Airline Customer Service Improvements Sec. 401. Definitions. Sec. 402. Reliable air service in American Samoa. Sec. 403. Cell phone voice communication ban. Sec. 404. Improved notification of insecticide use. Sec. 405. Consumer complaints hotline. Sec. 406. Consumer information on actual flight times. Sec. 407. Training policies regarding racial, ethnic, and religious nondiscrimination. Sec. 408. Training on human trafficking for certain staff. Sec. 409. Prohibitions against smoking on passenger flights. Sec. 410. Report on baggage reporting requirements. Sec. 411. Enforcement of aviation consumer protection rules. Sec. 412. Strollers. Sec. 413. Causes of airline delays or cancellations. Sec. 414. Involuntary changes to itineraries. Sec. 415. Extension of Advisory Committee for Aviation Consumer