HOLLOMANAFBI11-101 — Squadron Programming/airspace/range Scheduling

HOLLOMANAFBI11-101 governs Holloman AFB flying operations scheduling, including airspace, ranges, training units, and air refueling.

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• Publication number: HOLLOMANAFBI11-101
• Title: SQUADRON PROGRAMMING/AIRSPACE/RANGE SCHEDULING
• Date: 2017-01-12

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HOLLOMANAFBI11-101 covers JTTOC and Range Wars procedures, scheduling priorities, range ground-personnel standards, and air refueling procedures. It requires scheduling personnel and training units to use established processes for safe, de-conflicted airspace and range allocations.

Applies to: It applies to all assigned and tenant flying units operating from Holloman AFB and any temporary duty (TDY) units they host.

Topics covered

• Airspace scheduling
• Range scheduling
• Range Wars
• Joint Test and Training Operations Cell procedures
• Holloman scheduling priorities
• Air refueling procedures
• Flying Hour Program

Questions and answers

What is CSE used for in Holloman scheduling?

CSE is used as both a long-range planning product and day-of-execution product available to both on-station training units and off-station users.

What must training units do with their CSE allocations?

Training units will execute their mission based on the allocations listed in CSE.

Who must attend the weekly scheduling meeting?

One scheduling representative from each Holloman AFB primary training unit must attend (telecom is available).

What must primary training units do to receive airspace and range allocation priority?

Primary training units will ensure a representative authorized to approve unit flying windows attends this meeting to ensure airspace and range allocation priority.

What is the 49th Wing Scheduling Office responsible for managing?

Manage air refueling requests for Holloman AFB primary training units.

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