Medical revision

1996-03-27T00:00:00

The US Federal Aviation Administration has issued revised medical standards for pilots, in which holders of third-class medical certificates under age 40 must re-certify every three years. Pilots over 40 must re-qualify every two years. Airline and commercial pilots over 50 must undergo annual vision tests to make sure they ...

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