AFPD10-10 governs joint use of military and civilian flying facilities and civil aircraft access to Air Force airfields.
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It covers landing permits, joint-use agreements, airport operations agreements, and exceptions for in-flight emergencies. Compliance with AFPD10-10 is mandatory, and proposed access must address operational, security, readiness, safety, environmental, and quality-of-life considerations.
Applies to: It applies to all United States Air Force (USAF), Air National Guard (ANG) and Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) installations.
Landing permits will be issued for civil aircraft operating in support of official government business, for a one-time situation or for a limited duration. (paragraph 1)
Local government representatives eligible to sponsor a public airport are the only recognized representatives to submit a request for use of Air Force airfields. (paragraph 1)
The Air Force may operate at no cost from airports that have received United States Government funding under the provisions of 49 USC § 47107 except when the use is substantial. (paragraph 1)
Where the Air Force has a need for substantial use of a civilian airport, an agreement will be negotiated to outline responsibilities, rights and applicable fees. (paragraph 1)
Any aircraft operator with an in-flight emergency may land at any Air Force airfield without prior authorization. (paragraph 2)