What is the purpose of AFI11-412 AIRCREW MANAGEMENT?
AFI11-412 AIRCREW MANAGEMENT provides guidance and procedures for managing aircrew personnel within the Air Force. It ensures standardized training, qualification, and utilization of aircrew members.

Who does AFI11-412 AIRCREW MANAGEMENT apply to?
This regulation applies to active duty, Guard, Reserve, and civilian aircrew members and their supervisors involved in Air Force flying operations.

What are the requirements for becoming an aircrew member?
To become an aircrew member, individuals must meet medical, physical, and psychological standards, complete required training, and demonstrate the necessary skills and knowledge for their assigned duties.

How does AFI11-412 AIRCREW MANAGEMENT address crew rest and fatigue management?
The regulation provides specific guidelines for crew rest and fatigue management, ensuring that aircrew members have adequate rest periods between flights to ensure proper alertness and performance.

Can aircrew members refuse a flight assignment?
Aircrew members may refuse a flight assignment if they determine, based on valid concerns about their own or their passengers' safety, that they are not fit to fly. However, such refusals should be rare and based on legitimate reasons.

How are aircrew members evaluated for proficiency and currency?
Aircrew members are evaluated through regular proficiency and currency evaluations, which include flight evaluations, simulator training, and written exams. These evaluations ensure they maintain the necessary skills and knowledge for their assigned duties.

What are the responsibilities of aircrew supervisors?
Aircrew supervisors are responsible for ensuring their crew members are properly trained, qualified, and proficient. They must also monitor crew rest and ensure compliance with regulations, reporting any concerns or issues to higher authorities.

Can aircrew members engage in commercial flying outside of their military duties?
Aircrew members must obtain approval from their military chain of command before engaging in commercial flying outside of their military duties. Strict guidelines govern this activity to ensure safety and protect military interests.

How are aircrew members assigned to specific aircraft and missions?
Aircrew members are assigned to specific aircraft and missions based on their qualifications, training, experience, and the needs of the Air Force. The crew selection process is determined by the aircrew management office and approved by higher authorities.