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AOPA Petitions FAA to Ease Medical Restrictions



 
 
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Old June 9th 06, 07:16 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default AOPA Petitions FAA to Ease Medical Restrictions

AOPA is petitioning the FAA to fix the sport pilot "Catch 22" and to
allow recreational pilots to fly with a "driver's license medical."

"That would mean that even if you've lost your medical, you could
still fly something as large as a Cessna 172 if you're healthy enough
for a driver's license and don't have any medical conditions that
could incapacitate you," said AOPA President Phil Boyer.


Sounds like smart thinking. Thus, it must die horribly in committee.



http://www.aopa.org/whatsnew/newsite...0608sport.html
 




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