What is the purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI21-101 AIRCRAFT AND EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT?
The purpose of this regulation is to provide guidance and procedures for the management, maintenance, and inspection of aircraft and equipment in the AirForce.

Who is responsible for ensuring compliance with DAFI21-101?
All maintenance personnel, supervisors, and commanders are responsible for ensuring compliance with this regulation.

What are the key principles of maintenance management outlined in DAFI21-101?
The key principles include safe practices, mission readiness, cost-effectiveness, regulatory compliance, communication, and continuous improvement.

What are the requirements for documenting maintenance actions?
Maintenance actions must be documented accurately and timely using approved forms and records as outlined in DAFI21-101.

Can maintenance actions be delegated to non-maintenance personnel?
No, only qualified and trained maintenance personnel are authorized to perform maintenance actions as per DAFI21-101.

Are there specific guidelines for tool control?
Yes, DAFI21-101 provides guidelines for tool control to ensure the safety and efficiency of maintenance operations.

How often should aircraft and equipment be inspected?
Aircraft and equipment must be inspected at regular intervals as outlined in their respective inspection plans and maintenance manuals.

What are the requirements for maintaining aircraft technical data?
Aircraft technical data must be maintained current and accessible to all personnel involved in maintenance, as specified in DAFI21-101.

What actions should be taken in case of a suspected violation of safety regulations?
Suspected violations of safety regulations should be immediately reported to appropriate authorities for investigation and resolution, as per DAFI21-101.