; (ii) the air carrier’s publicly accessible website at the point of ticket purchase; and (iii) the electronic confirmation of a ticket purchase sent by the air carrier or ticket agent; (B) communicated clearly prior to the point of ticket purchase on the air carrier telephone reservation system, upon request by the passenger and to the greatest extent practicable; and (C) communicated clearly to an individual purchasing a ticket by an airline representative at a ticket counter, upon request by the passenger and to the greatest extent practicable. (c) General disclosure of heavy maintenance for entire fleet (1) In general An air carrier providing scheduled passenger or cargo air transportation shall display on the publicly accessible website of the air carrier a list of— (A) all of the specific locations where aircraft in its fleet have undergone heavy maintenance in the past 3 years, listed by total workhours; and (B) all of the specific locations where heavy maintenance is carried out for the air carrier under an existing contract. (2) Requirements for information The information described in paragraph (1) shall be— (A) prominently displayed in clear and plain language and in an easily readable font size; and (B) updated regularly and appropriately. (d) Annual reporting requirement (1) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this section, and annually thereafter, each air carrier shall submit to the Administrator (by uploading such information to the online repository established under paragraph (2)) a report containing— (A) a minimum of 1 year of maintenance history, including line maintenance, for each aircraft that has operated in scheduled passenger or cargo air transportation during the previous year; (B) the percentage and total number of mechanics carrying out maintenance on aircraft for the air carrier during the previous year who are employees and who are not employees of the air carrier