AFMAN11-2C-130JV1 — C-130j Aircrew Training

AFMAN11-2C-130JV1 governs C-130J aircrew training guidance for safely and successfully accomplishing worldwide mobility missions.

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• Publication number: AFMAN11-2C-130JV1
• Title: C-130J AIRCREW TRAINING
• Date: 2020-02-10

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The publication establishes training guidance for building a C-130J combat capable aircrew and covers waivers, flying hours, qualification, instructor training, and MAFFS training. It requires compliance with prescribed training, supervision, documentation, and currency requirements.

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-130J aircrew training
• Waiver requests
• Flying hours
• Crew qualification
• Instructor training
• MAFFS training
• Aircrew currency

Questions and answers

What information must a C-130J waiver request include?

Waiver request specifics e.g., cite requirement and requested deviation. (paragraph 5)

What happens if 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. (T-2). (paragraph 1-4)

How must C-130J training be documented?

Training (preparatory and actual course) shall be documented using an approved training folder (or MAJCOM-approved electronic equivalent such as GTIMS). (T-2). (paragraph 1-4)

How many instructor hours are required for MAFFS pilots and loadmasters?

Pilots and Loadmasters will have 100 instructor hours. (T-2). (paragraph 5)

How many drops are required to upgrade to MAFFS IP?

For example, to upgrade to MAFFS IP a total number of 30 drops as an MAFFS AC is required. (paragraph 6)

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