FAA EXTENDS DURATION OF CERTAIN MEDICAL CERTIFICATES
The Federal Aviation Administration last week extended the duration of first- and third-class medical certificates for individuals under the age of 40. FAA proposed the extension in April 2007 (BA, April 16, 2007/177), and generally drew a positive reaction from the pilot community. The final rule...
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