What is AFI 64-103?
AFI 64-103 is the Air Force Instruction that provides guidance on leasing non-excess United States Air Force (USAF) aircraft, aircraft-related equipment, and other personal property to non-government organizations.

What is the purpose of AFI 64-103?
The purpose of AFI 64-103 is to establish policies, procedures, and responsibilities for leasing USAF aircraft, aircraft-related equipment, and other personal property to non-government organizations.

Who can lease USAF aircraft, aircraft-related equipment, and other personal property?
Non-government organizations, such as private companies, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations, may be eligible to lease USAF aircraft, aircraft-related equipment, and other personal property as outlined in AFI 64-103.

How can non-government organizations obtain the necessary authorization to lease USAF assets?
Non-government organizations must submit a request for authorization to lease USAF assets through the appropriate channels, as outlined in AFI 64-103, and adhere to the prescribed procedures and requirements.

What criteria should non-government organizations meet to be considered eligible for leasing USAF assets?
Non-government organizations should meet specific criteria, including legality, financial stability, insurance coverage, and capability to operate and maintain the leased assets as specified in AFI 64-103.

Are there any limitations on the duration of the lease for USAF assets?
Yes, AFI 64-103 establishes specific limitations on the duration of the lease, which may not exceed five years, unless certain exceptions apply and are approved by the appropriate authority.

What considerations are made for the pricing and rates of leased USAF assets?
The pricing and rates for leased USAF assets should be based on fair market value, and AFI 64-103 provides guidelines for determining appropriate charges and considerations for cost recovery.

Can leased USAF assets be used for commercial purposes?
Yes, leased USAF assets may be used for commercial purposes as long as it aligns with the intended use outlined in the authorized lease agreement and complies with AFI 64-103 guidelines.

What happens if non-government organizations fail to comply with the terms and conditions of the lease agreement?
If a non-government organization fails to comply with the terms and conditions of the lease agreement, appropriate enforcement actions and remedies, such as termination, may be pursued as outlined in AFI 64-103.