AETCI36-2605V4 governs administration and management of formal flying training for specified Air Force aircraft and courses.
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It establishes student administration, conduct, documentation, and information management guidance for AETC undergraduate and graduate pilot training. The publication includes medical management, airsickness procedures, training documentation, and pilot training assignment processing requirements.
Applies to: It applies to all undergraduate and graduate flying training wings and groups conducting UPT or GPT in these aircraft and to members of the Air National Guard (ANG) and the Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) enrolled in applicable AETC flying courses.
FLT/CCs and instructors will refer students who experience active or passive airsickness to the flight surgeon for examination, counseling, and treatment as soon as practical and before the next aircraft or simulator event. (paragraph 1-40)
Pharmacological therapy to treat diagnosed airsickness may be provided IAW AETCI 48-102; however, must end no later than five aircraft sorties prior to the course initial T-6A solo event; or as directed in the syllabus for T-1A UPT students. (paragraph 1-40)
For CR packages for students reinstated into training, attach Items 6 and 7 of this table to the AETC Form 139 or AETC Form 140. (paragraph 8)