ACCMAN11-2CAP-USAFV1 governs minimum training and qualification standards for personnel performing duties in CAP-USAF aircraft.
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It covers initial qualification, mission qualification, continuation training, flying currencies, specialized training, and indoctrination flier requirements. It requires training, supervision, currency recovery, and qualification actions for CAP-USAF pilots.
Applies to: It applies to all individuals assigned and attached to Civil Air Patrol-United States Air Force (CAP-USAF).
Pilots who fail to accomplish any CT requirement listed in Table 4.2 will not fly in the new training cycle until a review is completed to determine the cause. (paragraph 6)
The minimum additional training must include accomplishment of at least one of each type of overdue sortie or event, flown under the supervision of a CAP-USAF IP. (paragraph 6)
Any pilot not meeting currency requirements (recency or lookback) will not perform a sortie or event except under the supervision of an IP. (paragraph 6)
For 91 through 135 days, regain landing currency by accomplishing three landings, including a no-flap and full-flap landing under the supervision of a current IP. (paragraph 6)
If instrument approach currency is lost, pilots will not fly instrument approaches until currency is regained by flying a precision and a non-precision instrument approach with a current IP. (paragraph 6)