AFMAN11-202V3_AFMCSUP — Flight Operations

AFMAN11-202V3_AFMCSUP governs general flight rules and procedures for AFMC flying operations and aircraft operations.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-202V3_AFMCSUP
  • Title: FLIGHT OPERATIONS
  • Date: 2025-01-07

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It addresses pilot qualifications, flight operations, FOA authorizations, mandatory pilot positions, and cold-temperature altitude corrections. It requires written documentation for FOA authorizations and waivers and provides procedures for remote altimeter settings.

Applies to: It applies to all AFMC units and personnel conducting flying operations.

Topics covered

  • Pilot currency and qualification
  • FOA authorizations and waivers
  • Mandatory pilot positions
  • Dual cockpit fighters and trainers
  • Cold temperature corrections
  • Remote altimeter settings

Questions and answers

What qualification status must pilots in this column have?

Pilots in this column must be current and qualified.

How must FOA authorizations and waivers be documented?

Document FOA authorizations/waivers in writing (method determined locally). (paragraph 2)

Are two seat fighters and T-38s considered dual controlled aircraft?

Two seat fighters and T-38s are not considered dual controlled aircraft. (paragraph 3)

Do AFMC/A3V evaluators supporting A3V evaluations require FOA approval?

AFMC/A3V evaluators supporting A3V evaluations do not require FOA approval. (paragraph 5)

How is altitude correction normally rounded?

Altitude correction is normally rounded up to the nearest 10. (paragraph 3-2)

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