`Age 60' Debate Heats Up
Concerns over a shortage of commercial pilots in Alaska has led to renewed congressional debate over extending the mandatory retirement age for FAR Part 121 pilots past age 60, renewing a campaign that stalled in 2000. On March 15, the Senate Commerce Committee voted 13-8 in favor of legislation...
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