NEW COMMUTER RULES GRANDFATHER PART 23 AIRCRAFT FOR 15 YEARS, BUT MANDATE NEW EQUIPMENT; NEW FLIGHT AND DUTY TIME PROPOSAL EXPECTED TO DRIVE UP COSTS
Scheduled commuter operators may continue flying aircraft currently in their fleets for up to 15 years by meeting some new equipment requirements, but both scheduled carriers and on-demand air taxis are likely to face significantly higher crew costs under proposed flight and duty time regulations...
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