AFMAN11-2F-16V3_AETCSUP — F-16--operations Procedures

AFMAN11-2F-16V3_AETCSUP governs AETC flying procedures for effective and safe F-16 operations, including switch and throttle settings.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-2F-16V3_AETCSUP
  • Title: F-16--OPERATIONS PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2023-03-01

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The publication contains procedures for EEC/BUC switch-off, maximum afterburner throttle, and afterburner throttle operation. Compliance with the publication is mandatory, and it includes an approved waiver for touch-and-go landings during a Simulated Flame Out.

Applies to: This supplement applies to all Air Education and Training Command (AETC) Regular Air Force.

Topics covered

  • EEC/BUC switch-off procedures
  • Maximum afterburner throttle
  • Afterburner throttle
  • F-16 operations procedures

Questions and answers

What is required if a flight member aborts before takeoff?

If a flight member aborts prior to takeoff, the flight lead normally renumbers the flight to maintain a numerical call sign sequence. Flight leads will advise the appropriate agencies of such changes. (paragraph 5)

What phrase indicates a departure-end cable arrestment?

Pilots must use the phrase "Cable, Cable, Cable" to indicate a departure-end cable arrestment. (paragraph 5)

What phrase indicates a departure-end net arrestment?

Pilots must use the phrase "Barrier, Barrier, Barrier" to indicate a departure-end net arrestment. (paragraph 5)

What happens when an aircraft joins a flight on an air-to-ground range?

If a join-up is to be accomplished on an air-to-ground range, the flight lead must terminate all events until the joining aircraft has achieved proper spacing. (paragraph 5)

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