The FAA plans to extend the validity of medical certificates for pilots under
40 years of age — but is it enough, or does the FAA need to institue more
medical certificate reforms?
Last week, AVweb put that question to our readership, and a 52%
majority of those who answered said that no, the FAA should eliminate
third-class medicals altogether. Significantly fewer respondents
agreed with the FAA's proposal as-is or though the age floor should be moved up.
(For a complete breakdown of answers,
click here.)
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like to see Toyota enter?
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