Streamlining Aviation for Eligible Veterans Act
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What This Bill Does
This bill changes federal law to allow certain veterans with service-connected disabilities (injuries or illnesses from military service) to receive rehabilitation programs that include flight training. Currently, rehabilitation programs must lead to a degree. This bill allows programs that teach flight skills without requiring a degree.
Who It Affects
Veterans with service-connected disabilities who participate in rehabilitation programs.
Key Provisions
• Rehabilitation programs can now include flight training that does not lead to a degree (Sec. 2)
What Changes
Section 3101 of federal veterans law is amended to allow rehabilitation programs to include non-degree flight training for eligible veterans with service-connected disabilities.
Important Definitions
Service-connected disability: An injury or illness that happened because of military service or was made worse by military service.
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