AFI21-101_AETCSUP_314AW_SUP — Aircraft And Equipment Maintenance Manangement

AFI21-101_AETCSUP_314AW_SUP governs aircraft and equipment maintenance management, inspection schedules, and contractor surveillance requirements.

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  • Publication number: AFI21-101_AETCSUP_314AW_SUP
  • Title: AIRCRAFT AND EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE MANANGEMENT
  • Date: 2021-01-25

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The publication sets minimum aircraft, munitions, and transient maintenance technical inspection requirements, including locally determined frequencies and historical-data percentages. It also covers COR inspection breakdowns, customer complaints, performance threshold waivers, and CAR tracking.

Topics covered

  • Aircraft and munitions technical inspections
  • Transient maintenance inspections
  • Flying unit work center surveillance
  • COR inspection categories
  • Customer comment and complaint inspections
  • Government performance threshold waivers
  • Corrective action request tracking

Questions and answers

Who can approve the inspection schedule?

Operations Officer/MX SUPT may delegate approval authority to the AMU OIC/SUPT or Flight CC/Chief. (paragraph 3)

What are the minimum requirements for transient maintenance inspections?

Table A18.1 lists the minimum monthly requirements for transient maintenance functions (contracts where the primary function is transient maintenance). (paragraph 7)

How should quarterly surveillance requirements be scheduled?

Schedule quarterly surveillance requirements on a random yet adequately distributed basis. (paragraph 7)

Who determines inspection frequency?

Inspection frequency is determined locally. (paragraph 7)

How should CORs inspect contractor areas?

CORs will ensure all areas are looked at on a random basis. (paragraph 3)

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