; table of contents. Sec. 2. Definitions. TITLE I—Authorizations Sec. 101. Airport planning and development and noise compatibility planning and programs. Sec. 102. Facilities and equipment. Sec. 103. FAA operations. Sec. 104. Extension of expiring authorities. Sec. 105. Research, engineering, and development. Sec. 106. Prevention of duplicate obligation authority. TITLE II—FAA OVERSIGHT AND ORGANIZATION Subtitle A—Organization Sec. 201. Future of NextGen. Sec. 202. Airspace Innovation Office. Sec. 203. Commercial Software Options for Improving ASIAS Analytics. Sec. 204. Authority to use electronic service. Subtitle B—Regulatory Reform Sec. 211. Safety and efficiency through digitization of FAA systems. Sec. 212. Report elimination or modification. Sec. 213. Internal regulatory process review. Sec. 214. Review and Updates of Categorical Exclusions. TITLE III—SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS Sec. 301. Independent Study on future state of type certification processes. Sec. 302. Report on international validation program performance. Sec. 303. High risk flight testing. Sec. 304. Recording devices. Sec. 305. Helicopter safety. Sec. 306. Review and incorporation of human readiness levels into agency guidance material. Sec. 307. Service difficulty reports. Sec. 308. Accountability and compliance. Sec. 309. Accountability for aircraft registration numbers. Sec. 310. Aircraft reregistration. Sec. 311. FAA oversight of repair stations located outside the United States. Sec. 312. Alcohol and drug testing and background checks. Sec. 313. Continuous aircraft tracking and transmission for high altitude balloons. Sec. 314. International engagement. Sec. 315. Air tour and sport parachuting safety. Sec. 316. International aviation safety assessment program. Sec. 317. Changed product rule reform. Sec. 318. Development of low-cost voluntary ADS-B. Sec. 319. Public aircraft flight time logging eligibility. Sec. 320. Safety management systems. Sec. 321. Aviation safety information analysis and sharing program. Sec. 322. Consistent and timely