What does DNIF stand for?
Duty Not Involving/Including Flying (US DoD)
What does T-2 mean in AFI?
Table 1.1. Tier Waiver Authorities.
| Tier Number | May be used in publications at | Or, |
|---|---|---|
| T-2 | Departmental , MAJCOM, and ANG levels only | Conformity is needed across the Air Force, but HAF is not needed to be consulted for deviations |
What does T 1 and T-2 mean in an AFI?
T-1 Waivers: Waiver authority is the MAJCOM Commander. iii. T-2 Waivers: Waiver authority is still the MAJCOM Commander, but can be delegated to the first General Officer in the chain of command. iv.
What is a military technical order?
The Air Force Technical Order (TO) system provides clear and concise instructions for the safe and effective operation and maintenance of centrally-acquired and managed Air Force military systems and end items.
How do you get into the Air Force MilPDS?
For more information about the MilPDS upgrade, visit the myPers website at http://mypers.af.mil.
What is HAF A1?
A1 provides manpower, personnel and services support to Air Force District of Washington, Headquarters Air Force and Air Force Elements in the White House, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Joint Staff and Defense agencies in the National Capital Region, and around the world.
What is DNIF military?
Certified flight officers who develop medical conditions that disqualify them from flying are classified DNIF (Duties Not Including Flying).
What does T 1 and T 2 mean in an AFI?
What AFI procedures will AE personnel use to complete the mission?
AE personnel will utilize the procedures in applicable AFI 11-2AEV3, Aeromedical Evacuation (AE) Operations Procedures, and AFI 41-307, in conjunction with this publication, to accomplish the AE mission. 20.2. Operational Control and Reporting of Aeromedical Evacuation Forces.
What is the AFI 13-217 Ade?
See AFI 13-217 for further information. The ADE must include, at a minimum, a review of the airspace and ground space with respect to: CARP and LAR location, 63% 1-sigma I-CDS success ellipse, Chute failure footprint and Guidance failure footprint. 19.15.7.3.
How long can an afi11-2c-130 be on standby?
After a 12 hour pre-departure crew rest period, aircrews are legal for alert for 12 hours and must be able to launch within 3+15 hours. After 12 hours, launch, release, or re-enter aircrews in 12 hour crew rest period before subsequent 12 hours Wing Standby duty. AFI11-2C-130V3_94AWSUP 22 DECEMBER 2015 41 3.13.5. Post-Standby Missions.
What is the AFI section for temperature correction?
Refer to AFI 11-202V3 and the Flight Information Handbook (FIH) Section D for temperature corrections. 6.21.7. Volcanic Dust Precautions. Aircraft flight operations in areas of forecast or known volcanic activity or dust is prohibited.