AFTCI99-110 — Test Control Personnel Training And Evaluation

AFTCI99-110 governs training, evaluation, currency, and proficiency requirements for personnel conducting Air Force Test Center flight and ground tests.

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  • Publication number: AFTCI99-110
  • Title: TEST CONTROL PERSONNEL TRAINING AND EVALUATION
  • Date: 2025-09-25

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It covers test control personnel, ground-based test control, flight test personnel, and flight test TC/TED evaluation. It requires currency events, documented publication reviews, and recurring Crew Resource Management academics for specified personnel.

Topics covered

  • Test control personnel training
  • Ground-based test control
  • Flight test personnel
  • Test control event currency
  • Publication review currency
  • Crew Resource Management academics
  • Flight test TC/TED evaluation

Questions and answers

When are test control personnel considered non-current for a test control event?

Current and qualified TC/TED who go for more than six months for flight test without executing a test control event, or an approved simulated event, will be considered non-current for a test control event.

How can TEP regain currency for a test control event?

TEP may regain currency by executing a test control event or an approved simulated event with a current and qualified I-TEP.

When does non-current TEP become unqualified?

TEP who remain non-current for a test control event for greater than 6 calendar months will be considered unqualified and will require a requalification evaluation IAW Chapter 5 or a unit re-certification as applicable for the appropriate TEP position.

How often is a publications review required for TEP?

A review of publications is required for all TEP every 12 months after the initial/previous publication review occurred.

What must TEP document before executing test events?

TEP must document a publication review prior to executing test events.

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