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The 2013 FAA Rule That’s Being Blamed for Today’s Pilot Shortage
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December 21, 2021
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7:08Now PlayingAs the omicron variant surge disrupts air travel in the short-term, an emerging pilot shortage means travelers could quickly face even more limited flight options and higher ticket prices in the long-run. But as airlines attempt to lure new pilots into the cockpit, some executives say a 2013 FAA regulation called the 1,500-hour rule has turned off many prospective pilots.
I took a closer look at the rule to understand why it’s being blamed for a shortage, and why it’s so challenging for the government to address.
If you want to read more about the nationwide need for pilots, check out my colleague Alison Sider’s story here
#1500HourRule #FAA #ShelbyHolliday
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