Sluggo_63
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You always make these ridiculous arguments. How about a 63 year old with early onset Alzheimer's or a 47 year old marathon runner?Again this looks like the safety flag waving for an economic result. Who is safer in the cockpit a 70 year old pilot with resting pulse of 60 BP of 120/80 and BMI of 22, or the 55 year old special issue medical after coronary by bass surgery, with resting pulse of 100, BP of 140/100, and BMI of 28? BTW At NJ, can't ths union put this in there contract to set a mandorty retirement age that meets a majority of the pilot's desires?
The question you should be asking is who is more safe-the average 55 year old, or the average 70 year old?