AFMAN11-101 — Management Reports On The Flying Hour Program

AFMAN11-101 governs management reports for the Air Force flying hour program, including how reports are prepared and submitted.

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• Publication number: AFMAN11-101
• Title: MANAGEMENT REPORTS ON THE FLYING HOUR PROGRAM
• Date: 2020-12-23

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It covers flying hour programming, execution, monthly execution reports, mid-year reviews, out-of-cycle adjustments, and requirement reports. It addresses reporting submissions, formats, frequencies, projections, realignments, and determinations.

Applies to: This publication applies to all civilian employees and uniformed members of the Regular Air Force (RegAF), Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard (ANG) that manage and support the flying hour program.

Topics covered

• Monthly flying hour execution reports
• Flying hour mid-year reviews
• Out-of-cycle program adjustments
• Hours/Crew/Month reports
• Flying hour requirement reports
• Flying hour reflow templates

Questions and answers

Can MAJCOMs supplement AFMAN11-101?

Major Commands (MAJCOMs) may supplement this manual.

How restrictive can supplements to AFMAN11-101 be?

Supplements cannot be less restrictive than the basic publication.

Who oversees the Total Air Force flying hour program?

The office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, Director of Training and Readiness (AF/A3T) is the office of primary responsibility for the Total Air Force flying hour program and has oversight for programming, execution and reporting.

Who is responsible for MAJCOM-level flying hour reporting?

Lead MAJCOMs, as defined in DAFPD 10-9, are responsible for MAJCOM level flying hour programming, execution and reporting to AF/A3T.

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