The bill establishes a new section, 330.42, in the Florida Statutes, which pertains to automatic dependent surveillance broadcasts (ADS-B). It provides definitions for key terms, including "aircraft" and "automatic dependent surveillance broadcast," and outlines the technology's role in aviation surveillance by integrating an aircraft's positioning source with ground infrastructure to enhance communication with air traffic control. The bill specifies that ADS-B can provide critical information such as an aircraft's location, altitude, and speed, as well as weather and traffic data.

Additionally, the bill prohibits both public and private entities from using information obtained through ADS-B systems to calculate or collect fees from aircraft owners or operators within Florida's geographic boundaries. This measure aims to protect aircraft operators from potential financial burdens associated with the use of surveillance data. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2026.