What is the purpose of AirForce regulation AFI11-102 FLYING HOUR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT?
The purpose of AFI11-102 is to provide guidance on the management of flying hour programs in the Air Force.

Who is responsible for implementing and complying with AFI11-102?
All units and personnel within the Air Force are responsible for implementing and complying with AFI11-102.

What is the flying hour program?
The flying hour program is a resource management tool used to plan, budget, and track flying hour requirements.

How is the flying hour program funded?
The flying hour program is funded through flying hour appropriations, which are assigned to units based on their flying hour requirements.

What factors are considered when determining flying hour requirements?
Flying hour requirements are determined based on factors such as operational missions, mission training objectives, proficiency requirements, and aircraft availability.

What is the purpose of the flying hour program execution review?
The purpose of the flying hour program execution review is to assess the execution of the flying hour program and identify any issues or deviations.

Can flying hours be transferred between units?
Yes, flying hours can be transferred between units with the appropriate approval and documentation.

Who is responsible for managing and tracking flying hours?
Unit commanders and designated program managers are responsible for managing and tracking flying hours within their units.

What happens if a unit exceeds its allocated flying hours?
If a unit exceeds its allocated flying hours, it may result in a reduction or elimination of flying hours for future periods, as well as potential financial penalties.