HR3754

On June 5, 2025, Representative Cohen (D-TN-9) introduced the 'Don't Miss Your Flight Act' (HR3754) in the House of Representatives. The bill was subsequently referred to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure and then to the Subcommittee on Highways and Transit. This indicates the bill is in the very early stages of the legislative process. The bill establishes a grant program for surface transportation infrastructure projects that connect to public airports. Eligible projects include highway, bridge, public transportation, and passenger rail projects that connect to a public airport, are within 5 miles of the airport, and aim to reduce congestion, expand capacity, provide access, or rehabilitate existing infrastructure. The bill authorizes the Secretary of Transportation to establish and carry out this program, but it does not specify an appropriation amount. Actual funding would depend on subsequent appropriations legislation. As an authorization bill without specific funding, there are no direct financial impacts on companies at this stage. Potential beneficiaries, should the bill advance and receive appropriations, would be companies involved in infrastructure construction, engineering, and public transportation equipment manufacturing. However, without specific funding or project details, identifying specific tickers is not possible. The bill's companion, S1966, in the Senate, indicates bipartisan interest in the policy area. Given its early stage, the bill's impact on the market is currently negligible. The next legislative steps would involve committee hearings, potential markups, and votes in the House, followed by a similar process in the Senate if it passes the House.