<h1>Pilot age limit increase proposed to sixty seven years with standardised medical risk assessment and international guidance ahead.</h1> IATA proposes raising the upper Pilot Age Limit for multi pilot commercial air transport to 67 years to address pilot shortages, asserting prior extensions did not compromise safety. The proposal seeks standardised medical risk assessment and integrated oversight based on common pilot medical data, and urges regulator industry collaboration to develop guidance for safely increasing age limits for international operations. It also stresses system based management of medical conditions and identifies mental health and substance use as primary medical risks. Separately, a member state requests a Code of Conduct to regulate movement of trained aviation staff between carriers.