AFI11-102_AFGSCSUP — Flying Hour Program Management

AFI11-102_AFGSCSUP governs Air Force Global Strike Command flying hour program development and management.

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  • Publication number: AFI11-102_AFGSCSUP
  • Title: FLYING HOUR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2018-01-30

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It addresses command oversight, unit planning, flying-hour reporting, execution monitoring, and UH-1N program coordination. It requires specified appointments, submissions, validations, approvals, and record maintenance.

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

Topics covered

  • Flying hour program management
  • Flying hour allocations
  • Flying hour reporting
  • UH-1N flying hour programs
  • Flying hour execution monitoring
  • REMIS data validation

Questions and answers

Who must be appointed as flying hour points of contact, and for how long?

Operational Support Squadron commander or designee will appoint primary and alternate Flying Hour POCs who will report flying hours to HQ ACC/A3TB. These individuals will be appointed for a minimum of one year and will receive training at the next ACC Flying Hour Symposium. (paragraph 11-101)

When must flying organizations submit the monthly RCS A3TB(M) 7101 report?

Submit RCS: A3TB(M) 7101 to HQ ACC/A3TB as early as the 5th but no later than the 10th calendar day of each month via e-mail. (paragraph 11-101)

How must monthly flying hours be reported?

Submit RCS: A3TB(M) 7102 to HQ ACC/A3TB to report monthly flying hours via Flying Hours on Line (FHOL) by the 10th calendar day of each month. (paragraph 11-101)

When must completed AFTO 781s be delivered to the SARM office?

The unit’s operations officer will ensure completed AFTO 781’s are delivered to the Squadron Aviation Resource Manager (SARM) office not later than the morning after the date of flight. (paragraph 11-101)

How much may unit flying hour programs be overflown without prior approval?

Except for emergencies or Higher Headquarters (HHQ) tasking at year-end (e.g., hurricane evacuations or air sovereignty scrambles), UNIT FLYING HOUR PROGRAMS WILL NOT BE OVERFLOWN by more than 20 hours per MDS WITHOUT PRIOR HHQ APPROVAL. (paragraph 11-101)

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