USAFAI24-101 — Airlift Support For Usaf Academy Activities

USAFAI24-101 governs procedures for requesting OSA, scheduled team travel airlift, and opportune airlift in support of USAFA activities.

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  • Publication number: USAFAI24-101
  • Title: AIRLIFT SUPPORT FOR USAF ACADEMY ACTIVITIES
  • Date: 2022-12-22

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USAFAI24-101 addresses passenger and team travel aircraft, manifests, travel orders, cargo information, and passenger screening. It requires advance requests, proper signatures, official orders, and coordination with USAFA/ADFL.

Applies to: It applies to all USAFA military and civilian personnel, including US Air Force Reserve (AFRC).

Topics covered

  • OSA passenger requirements
  • Team travel airlift
  • Opportune airlift requests
  • Passenger manifests
  • Travel orders
  • Cargo information
  • Passenger screening and show times

Questions and answers

How are military airlift requirements for eight or fewer passengers handled?

All USTRANSCOM passenger requirements for eight or fewer passengers are handled as OSA and accommodated on C-12, C-21, UC-35, or C-26 aircraft by USTRANSCOM on a mission non-interference basis. (paragraph 1)

What waiver must non-DoD civilians request before flying on military aircraft?

All non-DoD civilians must request a waiver to DoD Regulation 4515.13, Air Transportation Eligibility, before traveling on military aircraft. (paragraph 1)

What information must USAFA personnel include on a passenger manifest?

USAFA personnel must provide a passenger manifest to the Airlift Validator using an Excel document as seen below, listing name, rank, social security number, and weight (in pounds) without any punctuation. (paragraph 1)

What happens without valid routine travel orders for a group airlift request?

Without valid routine travel orders, the airlift will be cancelled. (paragraph 2)

Are backup commercial reservations allowed while a military airlift request is active?

Holding a commercial ticket and having a military flight reserved or having “back-up” reservations is prohibited by AFI 24-101, Passenger Movement, paragraph 3.1. (paragraph 4)

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