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Argentina’s National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC) has eliminated age restrictions for commercial pilots, allowing those over traditional retirement ages to continue flying. Implemented through Resolution 516/2024 on November 25, 2024, the change removes maximum age limits of 60 for single-pilot and 65 for multi-pilot operations. This decision addresses the growing demand for pilots in a rapidly expanding aviation market and aligns with global trends to reassess age limits. The move reflects advancements in healthcare and aviation technology, emphasizing the importance of experienced aviators. U.S. senators have also advocated for similar changes in the U.S. aviation sector.