Let Experienced Pilots Fly, Inc. continues its fight for the right of America’s most experienced airline pilots to work in their chosen profession past the age of 65. Please read the attached statement, which corrects some of the misinformation about the proposed law change.
November 2, 2026 Dear LEPF Members, On October 20-21, LEPF President, Capt. Barry Kendrick (R) and board member
Letter from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, June
Letter from AARP Senior Vice President of Government Affairs Bill Sweeney to Senators Lindsey Graham and Mark Kelly,
The Link Between Commercial Airline Policy and U.S. Military Pilot Shortages The Department of Defense faces a shortage
In 1959, the FAA placed an arbitrary age limit (age 60) on pilots flying commercial airlines. In 2007,
Let Experienced Pilots Fly NOTAM #50 “EXPERIENCE MATTERS” DID YOU KNOW…? Read the latest message for members and
Join thousands of active and retired airline pilots asking Congress to raise — or eliminate — the mandatory retirement age.
