An important nit to this is that at this stage, this is only a bill that was 
introduced by two congressmen and written with assistance from the EAA 
government affairs folks. ?Roughly 2% of all bills introduced actually make it 
through Congress to become law, so this proposal still has a long and 
potentially arduous journey. ?Look forward to the EAA orchestrating an email 
and letter writing blitz on Congress when they are back in session in January.

The FAAs antics over the last year or so has left them no longer in the good 
graces of either party in Congress. They refuse to abide by their own rules and 
want to usurp Congress by setting up their own taxation without Congressional 
approval. ?Congress willnot give up that much poer, so will act to smack them 
down. ?Depending on the level of support through Congress, this may be a ruse 
to push the FAA into acting on the EAA/AOPA proposal. ?The ball has been in the 
FAA's court for 2 years with complete indifference and inaction. ?Now that the 
ball may be taken away from them, I would look for the FAA to suddenly find the 
AOPA/EAA proposal submitted 2 years ago to get a sudden and vigorous review. 
?On the other hand, if this picks up good bi-partisan support, you never know 
what might happen in politics. It is going to be interesting to watch.

-Jeff Scott
Los Alamos, NM


> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Bryce Guenther
> Sent: 12/12/13 11:21 AM
> To: krnet at list.krnet.org
> Subject: KR> (no subject)
> 
> KR pilots" driver license" dream about to come true;
> 
> According to the AVWEB site the US house is voting to allow drivers license 
> pilots to operate 250 knot, 6 place, 6,000 lb, day VFR. That means the KR 
> community is virtual heaven doors opened! All those who couldn't or wouldn't 
> be able to fly the KR now may be able. For all of usa pilots who are law 
> abiding citizens and have been oppressed by the FAA? medical standards 
> intended "fit for fighter pilot duty" entitlement. The real world that will 
> have immense opportunity's for General aviation!? KR pilots now duplicate as 
> CAR pilot's.
> 
> ?
> guentheraviator at yahoo.com

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