This is a resolution expressing support for designating May 24 as 'National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day' (or 'National AMT Day'). It's not a law that creates new rules or requirements—instead, it's a statement of recognition and appreciation for aviation maintenance technicians and the critical work they do. The resolution highlights that AMTs are responsible for keeping aircraft safe and reliable by servicing engines, components, and avionics systems according to strict FAA standards. They perform inspections, document maintenance procedures, and ensure millions of people fly safely each year. The date May 24 was chosen to honor Charles Edward Taylor's birthday—he was the mechanic who built the engine for the Wright brothers' airplane. The resolution also notes that the aviation industry will need about 610,000 new AMTs over the next 20 years as the global fleet grows, and that AMTs earn competitive salaries, with experienced technicians making over $100,000 annually. By passing this resolution, the House of Representatives is calling attention to aviation maintenance as an important career field and encouraging continued focus on recruiting and developing skilled professionals in this area.

Scholten, Hillary J.

Expressing support for the designation of May 24 as "National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day" or "National AMT Day" to commemorate the work of aviation maintenance professionals.