“Given the increasing number of ultra-long-range
routes being operated by our nation’s airlines, it’s
imperative that the FAA develop rules addressing the unique issues
that arise with this type of flying... We fully support the
FAA’s stated goal of holding ultra-long-range flying to the
highest standards of safety and are pleased to be participating in
the development of these standards.”
Source: APA President Captain Lloyd Hill, who
recently participated in a two-day roundtable meeting at FAA
headquarters in Washington, D.C. as part of efforts to develop new
rules that will govern ultra-long-range flying. Ultra-long-range
flying is defined as flights of more than 16 hours in duration.
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