Regulations and Government
FAA Seeking Pilots for Cognitive Research Study
Participants can earn up to $500 to take FAA cognitive test
pilot in Falcon 7X
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Certain pilots who have flown within the past six months and hold a valid FAA medical certificate, but not BasicMed, and are attending the 2024 Sun ’n Fun Aerospace Expo this week could earn up to $500 for participating in an FAA research study. The agency is still recruiting pilots aged 60 or older with a valid Class 1 or 2 aeromedical, as well as pilots aged 25 or older with a valid Class 3 medical.

According to the FAA, the cognitive study session will take four hours and pays $300, $400, or $500, depending on medical certification class. Payment is dispersed immediately following completion of the session.

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