ACCMAN11-2RC-135V3 — Rc/tc/wc-135—operations Procedures

ACCMAN11-2RC-135V3 governs minimum Air Force operating standards for personnel operating RC/TC/WC-135 aircraft.

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  • Publication number: ACCMAN11-2RC-135V3
  • Title: RC/TC/WC-135—OPERATIONS PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2025-01-29

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It covers command and control, crew management, mission planning, operating restrictions, and operations. It requires compliance with procedures for emergency operations, landing limitations, and aircraft performance.

Applies to: It applies to all RC/TC/WC-135 units, Regular Air Force, Air National Guard, and Air Force Reserve personnel who operate RC/TC/WC- 135 aircraft.

Topics covered

  • RC/TC/WC-135 operating restrictions
  • Emergency procedures
  • Traffic pattern and landing limitations
  • Touch-and-go landing limitations
  • Three-engine ferry operations
  • Crew rest and ground time

Questions and answers

Can copilots accomplish three-engine maneuvers without direct IP supervision?

Copilots cannot accomplish 3 engine maneuvers without direct IP supervision.

What minimums apply to simulated emergency procedures at night?

Simulated emergency procedures at night require 1000/2 or circling minimums whichever is greater. (paragraph 2)

When must emergency procedures practice stop?

In an actual emergency, terminate all training and emergency procedures practice. (paragraph 6)

What must the PIC do before practicing emergency procedures?

The PIC will alert applicable crewmembers prior to practicing emergency procedures. (paragraph 6)

When must the powered rudder and EFAS be on?

The powered rudder and Engine Failure Assist System (EFAS) will be on for all takeoffs and landings (if installed) except for an actual system failure. (paragraph 6)

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