LITTLEROCKAFBI11-201 — Plans And Scheduling

LITTLEROCKAFBI11-201 governs policies and processes for planning and scheduling Little Rock Air Force Base flying operations.

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  • Publication number: LITTLEROCKAFBI11-201
  • Title: PLANS AND SCHEDULING
  • Date: 2023-02-08

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LITTLEROCKAFBI11-201 establishes a common frame of reference for Team Little Rock units and delegates decision-making responsibility to the lowest level. It includes local scheduling, training, mission support duties, and preparation of mission aircraft, with minimum and recommended times for fleet service and de-icing activities.

Applies to: This instruction is not applicable to Little Rock Air Force Base Tenant Units except where the unit is specifically addressed.

Topics covered

  • Flying operations planning
  • Local scheduling process
  • Local training
  • Mission support duties
  • Mission aircraft preparation
  • Fleet service delivery times
  • Aircraft de-icing times

Questions and answers

What should Fleet Service do before the minimum delivery times?

Fleet Service should strive to deliver prior to these times asthey may occur during engine start. (paragraph 1-4)

When must water be delivered in heat stress category 3 or greater?

In heat stress category 3 or greater, water will be delivered prior to aircrew preflight. (paragraph 2)

What missions may require more or less time?

LPS, SS, or Off-Station missions may require more or less time in accordance with AFI 11-2 C-130(J) Vol 3, 19 OG Supp 1. (paragraph 3)

When does de-icing begin and end?

De-Ice begins when fluid is sprayed on the aircraft and ends when the truck drives away after completion. (paragraph 1)

What anti-icing fluid is available at LRAFB?

LRAFB does not have Type 2 anti-icing fluid available. (paragraph 5)

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