NBAA News Hour: Regulatory Roundup - What Recent FAA Actions on Three Key Policies Mean for Your Next Flight

In recent days, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been moving ahead on three areas of top concern for the business aviation sector:
-- On Sept. 25, the FAA issued a sudden announcement rescinding all single-pilot exemptions issued to pilots of legacy Cessna Citation aircraft originally certified for two-pilot operations.
-- Just days earlier, the agency signaled it may relax altitude requirements for pilots to wear oxygen masks, particularly for Part 91 general aviation operations involving pressurized aircraft.
-- In early September, the FAA proposed relaxing the burden on non-insulin dependent diabetics by no longer requiring a special issuance medical.

Join NBAA and a panel of experts to unpack what these developments mean for your next flight, learn how NBAA is advocating on your behalf and understand what’s in store on these key priorities for business aviation.