AETCI36-2605V4_LAUGHLINAFBSUP governs student administration, conduct, documentation, and formal flying training management at Laughlin AFB.
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The publication addresses UPT and GPT courses in T-1, T-6, T-7, and T-38 aircraft, including Air Mobility Fundamentals. It requires management of training, medical events, Commander’s Review packages, assignments, and associated records.
Applies to: It applies to all Active Duty students as well as Air National Guard (ANG) and Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) students enrolled in applicable AETC flying courses.
If, at the time of initiation, the training delay/hold is expected to exceed 30 days, ADCON/OPCON shifts to Grad Flight. (paragraph 3)
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)
No later than 15 duty days prior to the class Assignment Date, the training unit will verify and validate the class MilPDS/OTA roster. (paragraph 7)
The STUS Flt/CC ensures completion of all required documents. (paragraph 7)
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