AFRCI11-201 — Afrc Flying Operations

AFRCI11-201 governs the planning, execution, and reporting of flying training missions conducted under Air Force Reserve Command authority.

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  • Publication number: AFRCI11-201
  • Title: AFRC FLYING OPERATIONS
  • Date: 2022-04-11

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AFRCI11-201 covers training mission approval, passenger and cargo validation, aircraft rescue and firefighting, aircraft security, and mission execution. It requires compliance with the publication and its attachments, and prescribes waiver and records-management processes.

Applies to: This instruction applies to Air Force Reserve assigned to AFRC and Active Duty (AD) associate personnel while performing flying training missions under AFRC authority.

Topics covered

  • Flying training missions
  • Training mission approval
  • Passenger and cargo validation
  • Aircraft rescue and firefighting
  • Aircraft security
  • Mission execution
  • Risk Assessment Working Group missions

Questions and answers

Are the attachments to AFRCI11-201 mandatory?

Compliance with the attachments in this publication is mandatory.

What changed for aircraft rescue and firefighting in AFRCI11-201?

Paragraph 2.7 Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting has been shortened with the removal of table 2.3 and refocused on the use of FAA and ICAO standards.

What changed regarding OST execution authority?

Chapter 3 Responsibilities has been modified to clearly delineate responsibilities between AFRC Command Center and FGC Battle Watch with OST execution authority exclusively falling under the FGC Battle Watch.

What is the current term for the working group in Chapter 8?

Chapter 8 has been substantially revised with the discontinued use of the term Threat Working Group and shifting to the term Risk Assessment Working Group.

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