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168 <strong>AFI</strong><strong>11</strong>-<strong>2C</strong>-130V3 23 APRIL 2012<br />

12.4.2. Hot Refueling. Hot refueling (refueling with aircraft engines running) will only be<br />

conducted by crews that have been authorized and certified according to <strong>AFI</strong> <strong>11</strong>-235,<br />

Forward Area Refueling Point (FARP) Operations.<br />

12.5. Aircraft Recovery Away from Main Operating Base (MOB). The PIC is responsible<br />

for ensuring the aircraft is turned to meet subsequent mission taskings. If qualified maintenance<br />

specialists are unavailable, the aircrew is responsible for turning the aircraft to meet subsequent<br />

mission taskings.<br />

12.5.1. The PIC is responsible for the recovery items including:<br />

12.5.1.1. Parking and receiving.<br />

12.5.1.2. Aircraft servicing, including AGE usage.<br />

12.5.1.3. Supervision of minor maintenance within local capability.<br />

12.5.1.4. Minor configuration changes to meet mission tasking.<br />

12.5.1.5. Securing the aircraft before entering crew rest.<br />

12.5.1.6. Coordinating aircraft security requirements.<br />

12.5.1.7. Documenting AFTO 781-series forms.<br />

12.5.2. In all cases where aircrews must service the aircraft without qualified maintenance<br />

specialist assistance, comply with the appropriate maintenance T.O.<br />

12.5.3. Aircrews are not qualified to accomplish the required ground inspections. In those<br />

instances where maintenance personnel are not available, the aircrew will enter a red dash<br />

symbol in the AFTO Form 781H, Aerospace Vehicle Flight Status and Maintenance<br />

Document, updating current status and enter a red dash symbol and a discrepancy that<br />

reflects that the applicable maintenance inspection (i.e. preflight, thru-flight, basic postflight)<br />

is overdue.<br />

12.6. Aircraft Structural Integrity Program. Complete aircraft data, IAW TO 1C-130-101,<br />

Implementation of C-130 Series Aircraft Usage Report on all flights.<br />

12.7. Aircraft Systems/Forms Management.<br />

12.7.1. The flight engineer will monitor aircraft systems during all flight and ground<br />

operations. Notify the pilot of all abnormal indications and take action as required.<br />

12.7.2. In addition to the procedures in TO 00-20-1 and <strong>AFI</strong> <strong>11</strong>-401, the flight engineer will<br />

assist the pilot in maintaining the AFTO Form 781.<br />

12.8. Performance Data, including TOLD Card. TOLD computations will be placed on AF<br />

IMT 4063 and AF IMT 4064.<br />

12.8.1. All performance calculations will be based on 95 percent engines. TOLD card<br />

computations will be accomplished using flight manual performance data or approved<br />

tabulated data.<br />

12.8.2. When conducting flaps up landing , compute and post VMCA speeds for both<br />

configurations; flaps 50% and flaps up (normal boost). For example: VMCA, in ground<br />

effect, one engine inoperative – 105/122.

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