AETCH11-210 — Road To Wings

AETCH11-210 governs flight-training lessons learned from aircraft accidents involving T-1, T-6, T-37, and T-38 aircraft.

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  • Publication number: AETCH11-210
  • Title: ROAD TO WINGS
  • Date: 2023-09-11

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AETCH11-210 presents mishap, investigation, lessons learned, and action-taken material from selected Class A and Class B mishaps. Its subjects include runway departures, stalls, engine failures, bird strikes, flight-control malfunctions, and landing emergencies.

Applies to: This publication does not apply to Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve Command units.

Topics covered

  • Runway departures
  • Microbursts during circle to land
  • Bird strikes
  • Stalls
  • Engine failures
  • Flight control malfunctions
  • Formation takeoffs
  • Crosswind landings

Questions and answers

Is AETCH11-210 directive guidance?

The information in this handbook is not directive in nature.

What should be done when a destination changes?

Anytime something changes, or you do something dumb, different or dangerous, RM must be relooked. (paragraph 1)

What is the priority after an emergency involving a canopy loss?

Following an emergency of this nature, the first priority is to fly the jet (Aviate, Navigate, Communicate).

Why should pilots use checklists during before-landing checks?

The problem with a habit, however, is that it is easily disrupted.

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