Airlines welcome ‘crucial legislation’ that would raise US pilot retirement age

American regional jets

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The latest effort by US lawmakers to allow commercial airline pilots to work until age 67 – rather than forcing them to retire at 65 – is drawing praise from airline industry groups.

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