AFI11-102_ACCSUP_I — Flying Hour Program Management

AFI11-102_ACCSUP_I governs ACC flying hour programs, including their development and management.

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• Publication number: AFI11-102_ACCSUP_I
• Title: FLYING HOUR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
• Date: 2007-06-07

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It establishes the Air Force Flying Hour Model and describes the methodology for determining MAJCOM flying hours in the Air Force Flying Hour Program. It provides standards for planning flying hour programs and covers force structure, aircrew data, requirements, calculations, summaries, program changes, and program reflows.

Applies to: It applies to all Air Combat Command units and subordinate units to which aircraft are assigned.

Topics covered

• Flying hour program development
• Air Force Flying Hour Model
• Force structure
• Aircrew data
• Flying hour requirements
• Flying hour computations
• Program changes and reflows

Questions and answers

What methodology does the Air Force Flying Hour Model provide?

The Air Force Flying Hour Model (AFFHM) provides the methodology and processes that MAJCOMs will use to build their flying hour programs.

What must flying hour computations include?

Flying hour computations must include an experiencing (aging) calculation.

How restrictive can Major Command supplements be?

Supplements cannot be less restrictive than the basic publication.

What reports are prescribed by the ACC supplement?

Reports RCS: A3TB(M)7101, Aircraft Utilization Report (AUR B), and AT3B(M)7102, Aircraft Utilization Report (FHOL), are prescribed by this supplement.

What is the Air Force Flying Hour Program intended to support?

The Air Force Flying Hour Program consists of the flying hours necessary to train aircrews to safely operate their aircraft and sustain them in numbers sufficient to execute their core tasked mission.

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