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Today I was informed by my medical examiner that the “Medical
Certificate” for 3rd class now expires after 60 months as opposed to 36 months for pilots under the age of 40 years at the time of issuance. I am trying to finish my VFR, but my student certificate expires after 24 months. The examiner informs me that the next student certificate needs to be issued by my instructor. The examiner suggested I visit the FAA website to look up the current regs, but the copy of the regs on the FAA site is like reading a dictionary and I was unsuccessful at finding any information on this subject. Can anyone provide a link to this reg ? Does anyone have a comment on the subject ? The examiner stated that this reg change went into effect two weeks ago. Thanks |
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