What is the purpose of AirForce regulation AFI16-110?
The purpose of AFI16-110 is to provide guidance and procedures for US Air Force participation in international armaments cooperation (IAC) programs.

What are international armaments cooperation (IAC) programs?
IAC programs are cooperative efforts between the US Air Force and foreign nations to develop, produce, or support military equipment and systems.

Who does AirForce regulation AFI16-110 apply to?
AFI16-110 applies to all US Air Force personnel who are involved in or have responsibilities related to international armaments cooperation programs.

What does airworthiness certification mean in the context of IAC programs?
Airworthiness certification involves evaluating the design, manufacturing, and maintenance processes of a foreign military equipment or system to ensure its safety and suitability for Air Force operations.

Are there any exceptions to the requirements of AFI16-110?
Exceptions to this regulation can be granted, but they must be reviewed and approved by higher authorities based on specific justifications.

How are IAC program requirements determined?
IAC program requirements are determined through bilateral or multilateral negotiations between the US Air Force and the participating foreign nation(s).

What is the role of the International Armaments Cooperation Management Division (IACMD)?
IACMD serves as the focal point for coordination and oversight of all IAC programs within the US Air Force.

What is the process for initiating an IAC program?
The process involves submitting a formal request to the IACMD, which will then assess the feasibility, cost, and potential benefits of the proposed program.

How is program funding handled in IAC programs?
Funding for IAC programs is typically cost-shared between the US Air Force and the participating foreign nation(s) based on negotiated agreements.