What is AFI36-2606?
AFI36-2606 is the official Air Force Instruction that outlines the regulations and guidelines for reenlistment and extension of enlistment in the United States Air Force.

What is the purpose of AFI36-2606?
The purpose of AFI36-2606 is to establish policies and procedures for reenlistment and extension of enlistment in order to maintain a capable and committed force.

Can all Air Force members apply for reenlistment or extension?
No, not all Air Force members are eligible for reenlistment or extension. Eligibility depends on various factors such as rank, time in service, job performance, and physical fitness.

How long can an Air Force member extend their enlistment?
Air Force members can extend their enlistment for a period of up to four years, but not beyond their maximum allowed years of service.

Can an Air Force member reenlist if they have disciplinary issues?
Generally, disciplinary issues may affect an Air Force member's eligibility for reenlistment. However, each case is evaluated individually, and the final decision is made by the commander.

Are there any benefits for Air Force members who choose to reenlist or extend their enlistment?
Yes, Air Force members who reenlist or extend their enlistment may be eligible for various benefits, including reenlistment bonuses, assignment preferences, and advanced training opportunities.

What is the process for reenlistment or extension?
The process for reenlistment or extension involves submitting an application through the appropriate channels, meeting all eligibility requirements, and obtaining approval from the commander.

Can an Air Force member change their mind after reenlisting or extending their enlistment?
Once an Air Force member reenlists or extends their enlistment, it is considered a binding commitment. However, there are some circumstances where a member may be eligible for separation or conditional release.

Are there any exceptions to the reenlistment or extension eligibility criteria?
In certain cases, waivers may be granted to allow individuals who do not meet specific eligibility criteria to reenlist or extend their enlistment. These waivers are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.