AFMAN11-2C-130HV1 — C-130h Aircrew Training

AFMAN11-2C-130HV1 governs C-130H aircrew training guidance for safely accomplishing the Air Force mobility mission.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-2C-130HV1
  • Title: C-130H AIRCREW TRAINING
  • Date: 2020-10-22

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AFMAN11-2C-130HV1 addresses qualification, instructor, MAFFS, flying, ground, and continuation training. It requires compliance with the publication and makes Attachments 2 through 6 mandatory.

Applies to: This AFMAN applies to all civilian employees and uniformed members of the Regular Air Force, Air Force Reserve, and Air National Guard.

Topics covered

  • C-130H aircrew training
  • Initial qualification training
  • Instructor training and supervision
  • MAFFS certification and currency
  • Flying hour use
  • Flight examiner usage
  • Training time limitations

Questions and answers

What must C-130H aircrew training missions achieve?

Sq/CCs should structure unit flying training missions to achieve optimum training. (paragraph 1-4)

What training can be approved on operational missions?

Unless prohibited or restricted specifically by weapon system operating procedures or theater operations order, the OG/CC exercising operational control may approve upgrade, qualification, or special qualification training on operational missions. (paragraph 1-4)

What happens when upgrade training prerequisites are incomplete?

Candidates who report for upgrade training without the required prerequisites or an approved waiver will be returned to home unit. (paragraph 1-4)

What training is required for MAFFS and I-MAFFS initial training?

Accomplish ground and flight training under the supervision of a MAFFS instructor. (paragraph 6)

How many instructor hours are required for MAFFS instructors?

Pilots and loadmasters will have 100 instructor hours and navigators and flight engineers will have 50 instructor hours. (paragraph 5)

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