What is AFI33-393?
AFI33-393 is the AirForce regulation that addresses the accessibility of electronic and information technology (EIT) for individuals with disabilities, in compliance with Section 508.

Who is responsible for complying with AFI33-393?
All personnel involved in the development, procurement, maintenance, or use of EIT within the AirForce are responsible for complying with AFI33-393.

What does Section 508 refer to?
Section 508 is a part of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 that requires federal agencies like the AirForce to provide individuals with disabilities equal access to electronic and information technology.

How does AFI33-393 define accessibility?
AFI33-393 defines accessibility by ensuring that individuals with disabilities can acquire, use, and understand EIT, and have equal access to the same information as individuals without disabilities.

What are the requirements of AFI33-393?
The requirements of AFI33-393 include ensuring that EIT is accessible to individuals with disabilities, performing accessibility testing and verification, providing accessible telecommunications products, and training personnel on accessibility standards.

What types of EIT does AFI33-393 cover?
AFI33-393 covers all types of electronic and information technology, including hardware, software, websites, multimedia, and telecommunications products such as phones and fax machines.

Are there any exceptions or exemptions to AFI33-393?
Yes, certain circumstances may allow for exceptions or exemptions from AFI33-393, such as when it is not feasible or would cause an undue burden to make EIT accessible.

How can I determine if my EIT is compliant with AFI33-393?
You can determine compliance by conducting accessibility testing and verification, which may include using automated tools, assistive technology, and manual evaluation methods.

What actions should be taken if non-compliant EIT is identified?
If non-compliant EIT is identified, immediate steps must be taken to either remediate the accessibility issues or provide alternate accessible means for individuals with disabilities to access the information.