AETCI21-105 — Logistics Performance Measures Reporting Procedures

AETCI21-105 governs Monthly Logistics Information Reports, including aircraft maintenance data reporting, coordination, and logistics standards.

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  • Publication number: AETCI21-105
  • Title: LOGISTICS PERFORMANCE MEASURES REPORTING PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2024-10-01

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AETCI21-105 covers MLIR metrics, reporting methods, analysis comments, senior leader comments, worksheets, and formulas. It requires specified units to submit accurate data, use the current template, meet reporting deadlines, and coordinate corrections.

Applies to: All AETC units possessing or supporting aircraft will report their data as specified in this instruction, unless they are specifically exempted.

Topics covered

  • Monthly Logistics Information Reports
  • Aircraft maintenance metrics
  • MLIR reporting deadlines
  • Analysis comments
  • Senior leader comments
  • Aircraft availability standards
  • Logistics indicators

Questions and answers

Which units must report data under AETCI21-105?

All AETC units possessing or supporting aircraft will report their data as specified in this instruction, unless they are specifically exempted. (paragraph 2)

What happens when the tenth calendar day is a weekend or holiday?

If the tenth calendar day falls on a weekend or holiday, transmit these portions to arrive no later than 1200 CST/CDT the next workday. (paragraph 5)

How long must monthly report copies be maintained?

Each unit maintenance analysis section (or civil service/contract equivalent) will maintain copies of monthly reports for at least two fiscal years. (paragraph 1)

What are logistics standards used for?

Standards are used to keep leadership apprised of overall force readiness, identify and isolate breakdowns in logistics processes and help determine if resources outside the unit’s control are needed. (paragraph 8)

What must analysis comments include when a metric misses the standard?

In the analysis narrative component, provide narrative comments on items that did not meet the established AETC standard. (paragraph 5)

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