; (4) integration of new or emerging technologies; (5) tools, policies, and analyses to accurately reflect impacts; (6) material negative impacts of past Federal Aviation Administration actions; and (7) other topics relevant to the Administrator and communities. (c) Membership (1) In general The Advisory Committee shall be composed of at least 30 members appointed by the Administrator from among individuals who are not employees of the Federal Aviation Administration, airports, or the aviation industry. (2) Qualifications The Administrator in appointing the members of the committee shall ensure that individuals who are represented are specially qualified to serve on the committee by virtue of their education, training, and direct experience from living in areas with substantial impacts from commercial aviation, general aviation, and currently or potentially impacted communities from advanced mobility. (3) Limitation Not more than 3 members may be a member of a roundtable or individuals currently serving on Federal Aviation Administration advisory committees, such as the NextGen Advisory Committee, Advanced Aviation Advisory Committee, and Research, Engineering, and Development Advisory Committee. (4) Member representation In appointing members to the Advisory Committee, the Administrator shall ensure that the Advisory Committee is fairly balanced and that multiple perspectives are represented, including by ensuring the following: (A) 20 members shall be from communities impacted by commercial aviation, of which— (i) at least 10 shall be from communities away from airports and the remaining from communities close to airports