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Old 16th Jul 2007, 20:35
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he JAA has been advised by the member states which have filed a national variant to JAR-FCL 1.060 that they shall deal with the ICAO Amendment 167 as follows:

France:

For multi-crew operations, France will accept flights into or over flights of its airspace by aircraft engaged in commercial air transport with a pilot aged over 60 but less than 65 years provided the other pilot is aged less than 60 years. Different rules apply to pilots operating for a French AOC. They will continue to be restricted to age 60 for the time being.

Italy:

For multi-crew operations, Italy will accept flights into or over flights of its airspace by aircraft engaged in commercial air transport with a pilot aged over 60 but less than 65 years provided the other pilot is aged less than 60 years. Different rules apply to pilots operating for an Itailian AOC. They will continue to be restricted to age 60 for the time being.

Portugal:

Portugal applies the same rule as France except that they refer to pilots of aircraft registered in Portugal instead of referring to those with a Portuguese AOC.

Hungary:

Hungary is moving to an age limit of 62 for Hungarian pilots. Otherwise, Hungary places no restriction on the pilots' age for flights into or over flights of its airspace.

Note:

JAR-FCL will be amended to reflect these changes at the next opportunity.
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