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Argentina has taken a significant step in addressing the global pilot shortage by removing the age limit for commercial pilots. The National Civil Aviation Administration of Argentina (ANAC) announced this week that pilots would no longer face mandatory retirement based on age, a move that reflects advances in medical technology and the increasing demand for experienced pilots in the aviation industry. A Historic Change in Regulations Through Resolution 516/2024, Argentina's

The aviation sector faces a persistent challenge: a skills shortage exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Airlines, airports, and aerospace companies are still struggling to recover after shedding vast numbers of experienced staff during the crisis, a situation that has impacted profitability, operational efficiency, and safety. Pandemic’s Impact on Staffing When the pandemic hit, airlines grounded fleets and faced reduced passenger numbers, forcing many to furlough or lay