SEYMOURJOHNSONAFBI11-401 governs the 4th Fighter Wing Orientation Flight Program and its execution in 4 FW aircraft.
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It defines orientation flight participants and categories, including Orientation Flights, Distinguished Visitor Flights, Public Affairs Flights, and the Spouse Taxi Program. It sets requirements for medical clearance, physical standards, flight restrictions, approvals, scheduling, and program management.
Applies to: It applies to individuals at all levels including who participate in or conduct orientation flights in 4 FW aircraft, including the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard (ANG), except where otherwise noted.
The purpose of the 4 FW Orientation Flight Program is to reward, motivate, or increase an individual's understanding of the 4 FW mission, and to increase public understanding and appreciation of the USAF. (paragraph 1)
There are two primary categories of flights: "Orientation Flights" and "Distinguished Visitor (DV) Flights". (paragraph 1)
All orientation flight candidates scheduled to fly in an F-15E will be referred to the flight medicine clinic for a medical clearance prior to the flight. (paragraph 1)
Units will use the minimum and maximum body weight standards for flight candidates outlined in Table 3.1 below. (paragraph 1)
Participants will not fly in 4 FW aircraft while taking any medication (unless specifically approved by a flight surgeon) or while under the influence of alcohol. (paragraph 1)