DAFI63-140_442FWSUP — Aircraft Art Work/optional Markings

DAFI63-140_442FWSUP governs aircraft artwork and optional marking approval and application for 442d Fighter Wing aircraft.

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  • Publication number: DAFI63-140_442FWSUP
  • Title: AIRCRAFT ART WORK/OPTIONAL MARKINGS
  • Date: 2022-09-29

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It integrates Aircraft Structural Integrity Program guidance with air and space equipment structural management disciplines. It requires review and final approval processes for aircraft artwork and optional markings.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel assigned to the 442d Maintenance group (MXG).

Topics covered

  • Aircraft artwork approval
  • Optional aircraft markings
  • Aircraft Structural Integrity Program
  • Airworthiness assurance
  • Aircraft structural safety
  • Advanced composites
  • Corrosion prevention and control
  • Nondestructive inspection

Questions and answers

Who must review aircraft artwork and optional markings before approval?

All aircraft artwork/optional markings installed on the aircraft will be requested and reviewed by the Maintenance Group chain of command, Public Affairs Office, and Wing Historian Office before final approval by 442d Fighter Wing Commander, per DAFI 63-140 Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) Supplement, Aircraft Structural Integrity Program and Air and Space Equipment Structural Management, paragraphs 4.1.3.5.1, using a locally produced routing worksheet (see Attachment 2). (paragraph 1)

Who ensures compliance with the instruction in the 442d Maintenance Group?

MXG Supervisors will ensure compliance with this instruction.

What does the Aircraft Structural Integrity Program require during an aircraft's life cycle?

The Aircraft Structural Integrity Program requires aircraft program offices and Major Commands (MAJCOM) to collaborate on a series of time-phased tasks during the development, acquisition, production, modification, and sustainment of Air Force aircraft. (paragraph 1)

What is the goal of the Aircraft Structural Integrity Program?

The goal of the Aircraft Structural Integrity Program is to ensure the structural safety, performance, durability, and supportability of Air Force aircraft throughout their service lives, with the least possible economic burden. (paragraph 1)

What information does the Aircraft Structural Integrity Program provide for planning and risk management?

Provide quantitative information for decisions on force structure planning, inspection, modification priorities, and risk management. (paragraph 1)

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