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House, Senate Include Medical Reform in FAA Extension

提交時間：7年之前

House and Senate negotiators have agreed on an FAA extension deal that includes third class medical reforms and will keep the agency operating through September 2017. (www.aopa.org) 更多...

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kyle estep 7年之前 2

OK, so what are these reforms? I see nothing in the article describing what the changes are.

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WALLACE24 7年之前 2

Doing away with 3rd class medical.

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WALLACE24 7年之前 2

In some cases.

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30west 7年之前 1

Kyle, click on "AOPA FAQ Page" in the article text and it should answer your questions.

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John Banas 7年之前 2

What universe am I in? Logic in Congress? How can that be? (But thank God!)

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joel wiley 7年之前 1

The is no such thing as zero probability. Logic in Congress merely approaches it.

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joe johnson 7年之前 1

Wait...

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WALLACE24 7年之前 2

Ki-ay!

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zennermd 7年之前 1

Mother!

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zennermd 7年之前 1

But in all seriousness. It is a very good thing this issue is being moved forward. Being fit to fly is a day by day issue, not a once every 5 years. I fully believe you should have an expanded medical exam as your first exam, but after that, it is mostly up to the pilot to determine if he is safe (with exceptions of course).

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