AFMAN11-202V2_USAFE-AFAFRICASUP — Aircrew Standardization And Evaluation Program

AFMAN11-202V2_USAFE-AFAFRICASUP governs aircrew standardization and evaluation programs, including examiner certification and pyramid evaluations.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-202V2_USAFE-AFAFRICASUP
  • Title: AIRCREW STANDARDIZATION AND EVALUATION PROGRAM
  • Date: 2022-07-01

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It covers flight examiner qualifications, evaluation scheduling, pyramid evaluation exceptions, and MAJCOM Stan/Eval organization. It requires waivers for certain deviations and establishes requirements for examiner certification, augmentation, and evaluation administration.

Topics covered

  • Flight examiner certification
  • Pyramid evaluation system
  • Evaluation requisites
  • Evaluation scheduling
  • MAJCOM Stan/Eval organization
  • Flight examiner augmentation

Questions and answers

When is a waiver required for the pyramid evaluation system?

When unable to comply with the pyramid evaluation system, request a waiver IAW paragraph 1.3.4. (paragraph 2)

Can a flight examiner administer an Emergency Procedures Evaluation?

The pyramid evaluation system does not apply to evaluation requisites (i.e., any appropriately certified Flight Examiner may administer an Emergency Procedures Evaluation (EPE). (paragraph 5)

When must examinees or units schedule evaluations?

Examinees/units will consult USAFE-AFAFRICA Flight Examiners to schedule evaluations no later than the third month of the examinee’s evaluation zone. (paragraph 6)

What does the MAJCOM Stan/Eval staff consist of?

MAJCOM Stan/Eval staff will consist of a chief and one aircrew member per crew position per MDS, or as directed by MAJCOM supplements. (paragraph 6)

Who designates and certifies HHQ flight examiners?

The chief of the respective MAJCOM Stan/Eval functions will designate and certify HHQ flight examiners in writing. (paragraph 6)

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