AFMAN11-2KC-46V1 — Kc-46 Aircrew Training

AFMAN11-2KC-46V1 governs KC-46 aircrew training guidance for safely and successfully accomplishing the mobility mission.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-2KC-46V1
  • Title: KC-46 AIRCREW TRAINING
  • Date: 2021-07-12

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It covers initial qualification, mission qualification, certification, continuation training, waivers, and training documentation. It requires compliance with the publication and identifies tiered waiver authorities for applicable requirements.

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

Topics covered

  • KC-46 aircrew training
  • Initial qualification training
  • Mission qualification training
  • Aircrew certification
  • Continuation training
  • Training waivers
  • In-unit training time limitations
  • Flight surgeon requirements

Questions and answers

When can continuation training waivers be granted?

Ground, mobility, and flying continuation training waivers (volume and frequency) may be granted for events in the RTM for assigned or attached crewmembers on a case-by-case basis under the following guidelines. (paragraph 1-4)

Who can grant a first-time training waiver?

First-time waivers for the individual event(s) may be granted by the Sq/CC (AFR Sq/CC or Sq/DO). (paragraph 1-4)

Who can grant a second-time training waiver?

Second-time waivers for the individual event(s) missed in two consecutive training periods may be granted by the OG/CC. (paragraph 1-4)

Who can grant subsequent training waivers?

Subsequent waivers for training events missed in three or more consecutive training periods may be granted by the MAJCOM/A3T (or equivalent). (paragraph 1-4)

Can commanders waive their own training requirements?

Commanders shall not waive their own training requirements. (T-2). (paragraph 1-4)

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