AFMCI21-118 — Aircraft Maintenance Production/compression Report (amrep)

AFMCI21-118 governs AMREP data management, weapon-system reporting, aircraft scheduling, and depot maintenance metrics.

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  • Publication number: AFMCI21-118
  • Title: AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE PRODUCTION/COMPRESSION REPORT (AMREP)
  • Date: 2026-08-31

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It defines job designator codes, flow-day and out-date measures, extension dates, completion performance, and reporting requirements. It requires accurate AMREP status updates, timely aircraft reporting, and maintenance of current schedule data.

Applies to: This instruction applies to organic (ORG), contract (CON), Organic Field Team (OFT), Contract Field Team (CFT), Depot Maintenance Inter-Service Agreement, and partnership activities; it outlines aircraft metrics definitions and reporting requirements.

Topics covered

  • Job designator codes
  • AMREP module data
  • Weapon-system reporting
  • Original and revised out dates
  • Extension end dates
  • Flow-day metrics
  • Aircraft completion status

Questions and answers

What is AMREP module data used to measure?

AMREP module data is used to measure overall AFMC weapon system support. (paragraph 1)

Which aircraft must be reported in the AMREP module?

Aircraft possessed by AFMC undergoing depot-level inspections, repairs, or modifications at an Air Logistics Complex (ALC), field location, contractor, or transitory commercial facility will be reported in the AMREP module. (paragraph 5)

When must aircraft be reported as received in the AMREP module?

All aircraft must report as received (Received Date on an open AMREP module record) in the AMREP module within three (3) workdays after the arrival of the aircraft at the Repair Activity unless specified in a special agreement between the PM/PSM, Repair Activity, and possessing/assigned MAJCOM. (paragraph 5)

How soon must aircraft status changes be entered in AMREP?

Aircraft status changes (e.g., In-work, Original Out Date/Revised Out Date /Forecast Out Date, schedule changes, delays, completions, deliveries, remarks) shall be made no later than one business day from date of actual occurrence. (paragraph 5)

How is the First Extension End Date determined?

First Extension End Date is calculated as 45% of the Original Flow Days. (paragraph 3)

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