Prepare yourselves… 2023 AEs
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Well, since this now seems to be the new age 67 thread, I put this here. The thought crossed my mind about what happens to guys 63-64 years old currently who got a bypass on a recent AE? If age 67 passes are they just granted an extra 2 years of bypass pay, or would they potentially be forced to train on the equipment they were bypassed on?
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Well, since this now seems to be the new age 67 thread, I put this here. The thought crossed my mind about what happens to guys 63-64 years old currently who got a bypass on a recent AE? If age 67 passes are they just granted an extra 2 years of bypass pay, or would they potentially be forced to train on the equipment they were bypassed on?
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Well, since this now seems to be the new age 67 thread, I put this here. The thought crossed my mind about what happens to guys 63-64 years old currently who got a bypass on a recent AE? If age 67 passes are they just granted an extra 2 years of bypass pay, or would they potentially be forced to train on the equipment they were bypassed on?
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