FAA NPRM Addresses Pilot Training Rule Changes
The FAA estimates the rule changes will save pilots and operators up to $113.5 million.

The FAA has published a final rule that will increase the allowed use of aviation training devices for flight training and proficiency maintenance. The changes are estimated to save pilots and operators up to $113.5 million over a five-year period. The rulemaking “relieves burdens on pilots seeking to obtain aeronautical experience, training, and certification.” The rule makes changes to other training areas as well including opportunities for military instructor pilots or pilot examiners to obtain civilian ratings based on military experience and expanded opportunities for logging pilot time.


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