AFMAN11-202V1_AFMCSUP — Aircrew Training

AFMAN11-202V1_AFMCSUP governs Air Force Materiel Command aircrew training, including qualification, upgrade, ancillary, and certification training.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-202V1_AFMCSUP
  • Title: AIRCREW TRAINING
  • Date: 2024-02-12

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The publication covers the Aircrew Training System, standard ARMS training event identifiers, and monthly Hours-per-Crewmember and Sorties-per-Crewmember reporting. It requires specified documentation for qualifications and certifications and establishes requirements for ATS students, prerequisites, progress, and courseware changes.

Applies to: This supplement applies to all AFMC flying activities with primary aircrew assigned or attached for flying.

Topics covered

  • Qualification training
  • Upgrade training
  • Aircrew Training System
  • Ancillary training
  • ARMS training event identifiers
  • HCM/SCM monthly reporting
  • Qualifications and certifications

Questions and answers

What is the Aircrew Training System?

ATS is a system wherein a civilian contractor provides academic, simulator, and other designated aircrew training. (paragraph 5)

How must ATS students enroll and what duties must they be relieved from?

ATS students will enroll on a full-time basis to ensure their training is completed in a timely and uninterrupted manner. Students will be relieved of duties not directly related to training. (paragraph 1)

What must commanders ensure ATS students complete?

Commanders will ensure ATS students complete ATS course prerequisites as outlined in the applicable syllabus or AFMAN 11-2MDS Volume 1. (paragraph 1)

What happens when an ATS student's training progress is unsatisfactory?

If a student’s training progress is unsatisfactory, the contractor will notify the appropriate government representative (wing training, operations officer). Following review of the student's record, the government representative will determine whether to continue or terminate training. (paragraph 1)

How are qualifications and certifications documented?

Qualifications are attained through evaluations and documented on the AF Form 8/8a, as applicable. Certifications are attained through methods other than evaluation and are documented on AF Form 4348, USAF Aircrew Certifications (optional). (paragraph 9)

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