AFI11-202V2_ACCSUP_SHAWAFBSUP — Aircrew Standardization/evaluation Program

AFI11-202V2_ACCSUP_SHAWAFBSUP governs the 20th Fighter Wing aircrew standardization and evaluation program, including testing.

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  • Publication number: AFI11-202V2_ACCSUP_SHAWAFBSUP
  • Title: AIRCREW STANDARDIZATION/EVALUATION PROGRAM
  • Date: 2021-08-03

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The publication addresses examiner upgrades, flight evaluations, electronic examinations, additional training, and testing schedules. It requires specific procedures for evaluation administration, retesting, examination records, and temporary evaluation certificates.

Applies to: This supplement applies to all pilots assigned or attached to the 20 FW.

Topics covered

  • Aircrew standardization and evaluation
  • Flight examiner upgrades
  • Electronic examinations
  • No Notice evaluations
  • Additional training
  • Semiannual testing
  • Evaluation certificates

Questions and answers

How are examinations administered?

All examinations will be accomplished electronically via Patriot Excalibur (PEX).

What does a flight examiner upgrade culminate in?

The upgrade will culminate in a written exam and interview with the OG/CC, in order to demonstrate satisfactory knowledge of the MAJCOM Stan/Eval Program.

Who certifies SEFEs after the upgrade program?

The 20 OG/CC will certify all SEFEs after completion of the upgrade program.

How much notice is required for a No Notice evaluation?

Notification of a N/N IQ evaluation will be one business day prior to the evaluation. Notification of a N/N MSN evaluation will be two business days prior to the evaluation to account for mission planning time. (paragraph 8)

When can an examinee retake a failed requisite exam?

As a minimum, a 24-hour study period must be given before an examinee can retake a failed requisite exam (exception: CAPs may be retested immediately). (paragraph 8)

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