AFI10-1002 governs joint use agreements for military and civilian flying facilities, including responsibilities, charges, and operating conditions.
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It covers civil use of military airfields, military use of civil airfields, cost sharing, dispute resolution, airfield management, and fire protection. It requires written agreements, defines responsibilities and payments, and addresses repairs, construction, termination, and changed circumstances.
Applies to: It applies to Air Force personnel at all levels who are involved with Air Force operations on public airports, including the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard.
All negotiated agreements must be submitted in writing to the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Installations) for approval prior to signature by the concerned parties. (paragraph 2)
In these cases, a Joint Use Agreement will be negotiated with the civilian authority which outlines responsibilities, rights and applicable fees. (paragraph 1)
The total number of movements (counting each landing as a movement) of Government aircraft is 300 or more in a month. (paragraph 2)
The (Authority) agrees that it will not close any runway on the airport without prior coordination with the Government except in an emergency situation. (paragraph 5)
The Authority shall notify the Government in writing (“Construction/Repair Notice”) ninety (90) days in advance of any Joint Use Projects or any notable maintenance, repair, planning, or construction actions that may impact government aircraft operation to the extent allowable. (paragraph 9)