AFI11-2AEV3_514AMWSUP_I — Aeromedical Evacuation (ae) Operations Procedures

AFI11-2AEV3_514AMWSUP_I governs Air Force aeromedical evacuation operations and the safe execution of worldwide missions.

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  • Publication number: AFI11-2AEV3_514AMWSUP_I
  • Title: AEROMEDICAL EVACUATION (AE) OPERATIONS PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2020-03-25

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It contains crew duties and expanded checklists for aircraft preparation, patient care, enplaning, in-flight operations, deplaning, and emergencies. It requires equipment accountability, patient and medication documentation, cabin security, and post-mission actions.

Applies to: This publication applies to all aeromedical crewmembers assigned or attached to the 514th Air Mobility Wing (514 AMW).

Topics covered

  • Aeromedical evacuation crew duties
  • Patient care procedures
  • In-flight oxygen
  • Controlled medications
  • Aircraft cabin security
  • Patient enplaning and deplaning
  • Emergency evacuation procedures

Questions and answers

How often must controlled medications be inventoried?

Medications will be inventoried monthly by either a disinterested officer or senior noncommissioned officer appointed by the unit commander in the presence of the squadron pharmaceuticals nurse. (paragraph 2)

How must controlled drug administration be recorded?

The administration of any controlled drug to any patient will be annotated on AF Form 579, Controlled Substances Register. (paragraph 2)

What must be documented during patient care?

Document patient medications and treatments. (paragraph 2)

How often must fluids be provided during the flight?

Distribute comfort items and provide fluids every two hours if not contraindicated. (paragraph 2)

When can individual oxygen masks be disconnected after patient deplaning?

Individual oxygen masks will not be disconnected until all patients and attendants have been deplaned. (paragraph 1-1)

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