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airjet
20th Jun 2014, 12:29
CNN says age 70 coming.

captjns
20th Jun 2014, 17:12
No recent press released on the FAA web site. But hey... CNN may know something the FAA doesn't.

Greenlights
20th Jun 2014, 18:31
did not find anything...any source ?

airjet
21st Jun 2014, 13:43
One of my idiot friends playing a joke on me apolagys

captjns
21st Jun 2014, 17:58
airjet says

sorry guys. One of my idiot friends playing a joke on me apolagys

Off with your friend's head:*:=

MagicCarpet
22nd Jun 2014, 05:19
How about age 60 to 65 in southeast Asia?

Which SE Asian airlines can a captain fly for over age 60 ?

Say you were an expat captain in Asia and your contract dried up when you were 60 or 61 . . .

Which southeast Asian airline(s) could you go to?

Many have age restrictions.

It would hurt to plan on flying to 65 and then get locked out of the last 4 or 5 years of pay you counted on.

GoForIt
22nd Jun 2014, 12:06
China won't hire expats over 55.

I think I'll file a discrimination law suit against China. ;)

boocs
23rd Jun 2014, 04:35
Cathay Pacific and Dragonair are age 65.

Just a personal opinion but I think in the next 10 to 15 years, you will see at least age 67 in the Asia region. In Australia there is no retirement age (due to that being a discrimination factor) so long as you can hold a valid medical. In fact the oldest B-737 Captain in the world flies for a freight company in Australia.

b.

Dream Land
23rd Jun 2014, 06:16
Vietnam Airlines now 65

squarecrow
23rd Jun 2014, 08:39
Yep and before must have flown within 3 months. Now within 12 months.
Wonder why

jpn crj driver
21st Jul 2014, 00:19
Yeah Japan is 65... Speaking to the Director on the train Friday and he said JCAB is considering 67... The Japanese just love to work...