FAA: Pilots can fly until 65
After nearly five decades of strict adherence to a rule whose origin "still is a matter of debate," Administrator Marion Blakey yesterday said US FAA is ready to "seize the moment" and "close the book on Age 60." In a speech at the National Press Club in Washington, Blakey acknowledged that forcing...
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