Senior pilots mount legal challenge to US retirement law
Senior airline pilots in the US are challenging new legislation that allows them to continue flying until age 65, calling the law "unconstitutional and unenforceable." The Fair Treatment for Experienced Pilots Act, which President George W. Bush signed last month ( ATWOnline , Dec. 17, 2007) , is...
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