What is AFI11-215?
AFI11-215 is the Air Force Instruction that provides guidance on the development, approval, and management of Flight Manuals within the Air Force.

What is the purpose of AFI11-215?
The purpose of AFI11-215 is to ensure consistency and accuracy in the information contained within Flight Manuals, as well as to establish procedures for their development, revision, and distribution.

Who is responsible for complying with AFI11-215?
All Air Force personnel involved in the development, approval, revision, or use of Flight Manuals are responsible for complying with AFI11-215.

What types of Flight Manuals are covered by AFI11-215?
AFI11-215 covers all Flight Manuals used by Air Force aircraft, including those for specific aircraft models, operations, and equipment.

Can Flight Manuals produced by other organizations be used in the Air Force?
Flight Manuals produced by other organizations may be used in the Air Force if they meet the standards and requirements outlined in AFI11-215.

What is the process for developing a Flight Manual?
The process for developing a Flight Manual involves identifying the need for a manual, assembling a development team, conducting a thorough analysis, designing the manual, and obtaining necessary approvals.

How often should Flight Manuals be reviewed and revised?
Flight Manuals should be reviewed and revised as necessary to ensure they remain current and accurate. However, a full revision should be conducted at least every five years.

Who has the authority to approve Flight Manuals?
The authority to approve Flight Manuals rests with the commander or designated representative responsible for the aircraft type or category.

Can Flight Manual changes be made without formal approval?
No, any changes to Flight Manuals must follow the proper approval process as outlined in AFI11-215, and informal changes are not permitted.