AFI11-200 — Aircrew Training, Standardization/evaluation, And General Operations Structure

AFI11-200 governs the structure and development of Air Force publications for aircrew training, standardization, evaluation, and flight operations.

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  • Publication number: AFI11-200
  • Title: AIRCREW TRAINING, STANDARDIZATION/EVALUATION, AND GENERAL OPERATIONS STRUCTURE
  • Date: 2022-05-03

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AFI11-200 establishes roles for Air Force offices and commands, defines publication sets for MDS and aircrew-specific activities, and addresses supplements and waivers. It requires lead commands and applicable organizations to coordinate, approve, and develop implementing guidance and procedures.

Applies to: It applies to Regular Air Force, Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard commanders, operations supervisors, and aircrews assigned or attached to any flying activity or operation, as well as to all units assigned to, or gained by, major commands (MAJCOM) and Headquarters (HQ) USAF direct reporting units (DRU).

Topics covered

  • Aircrew training publication structure
  • Aircrew standardization and evaluation
  • Flight operations guidance
  • MDS publication sets
  • Aircrew-specific publications
  • Publication supplements
  • Waiver authority

Questions and answers

What publication set does AFI11-200 require for MDS or aircrew-specific activities?

The standard publication set includes, 1) this publication, 2), a three-volume set of lead departmental publications, and 3), a three-volume set for each MDS or aircrew-specific activity. (paragraph 3)

When are MAJCOMs not required to create an 11-2 MDS-specific publication set?

Due to the unique and temporary operational requirements to train and/or operate in non-USAF aircraft and non-standard aircraft (no lead command designated) the MAJCOMs are not required to create an 11-2 MDS specific publication set as described in this publication. (paragraph 2)

How must proposed supplements be handled?

Forward proposed supplements to the lead publication OPR for review and coordination prior to approval and publishing. (paragraph 1)

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