AFMAN11-101_AFGSCSUP — Management Reports On The Flying Hour Program

AFMAN11-101_AFGSCSUP governs preparation, submission, execution, and reporting requirements for the flying hour program.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-101_AFGSCSUP
  • Title: MANAGEMENT REPORTS ON THE FLYING HOUR PROGRAM
  • Date: 2026-01-13

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The publication addresses AFGSC flying hour program roles, programming, execution, coordination, and reporting. It requires annual execution guidance, monthly execution summaries, and coordination of flying hour programs for validation.

Applies to: This supplement applies to all Air Force Global Strike Command (AFGSC) Regular Air Force units.

Topics covered

  • Flying hour program execution
  • Flying hour program programming
  • Annual execution guidance memos
  • Monthly execution summaries
  • Flying hour program coordination
  • AFGSC flying hour program managers

Questions and answers

When must units provide monthly flying hour execution summaries?

Provide monthly execution summaries to AFGSC FHP Managers no later than the 10th of the month for the previous months data; to include sorties and hours and justification for under or over execution, if required.

Who is responsible for the AFGSC flying hour program?

The Air Force Global Strike Command office of Training, Test and Stan Eval Division (AFGSC/A3T) is the office of primary responsibility for the AFGSC flying hour program and has oversight for programming, execution, and reporting to AF/A3T.

What must be done with flying hour programs for validation?

Coordinate FHPs with AFGSC/A4 for validation.

Who must wing or unit personnel appoint for the Flying Hour Program?

Appoint a primary and alternate Flying Hour Program (FHP) Manager.

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