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Old 10th October 2008 | 06:19
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UK Airlines Retirement Age

Hi,

Do all the airlines in the UK retire there pilots at 65 or able to work until 65?

How about BA, will they increase there retirement age to 65 sometime in the future?

Also, will France and other EU countries increase it to 65 in the future?

Thanks folks, just a little confused thats all.

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Old 10th October 2008 | 07:51
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ASAIK,,,the retirement age is 65 in BA....at least that's the the robbers have changed my pension to.
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Old 10th October 2008 | 08:56
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The upcoming 'Part-FCL' from EASA (still open to comments) defines the rule for pilot flying after 60 (FCL.065).
As this will be an EU regulation, it should be enforced in the entire EU.
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