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Academy officials open training facility at Pueblo Airport. New era in flight training begins Oct. Introductory flight training undergoing changes. AETCNS -- On a clear, crisp southern Colorado afternoon, throngs of visitors filed through the front doors of the enormous, immaculate building to see the results of more than six months of renovation work come to completion.

But above the buffed tiles and new carpeting on the floor and beyond the brand new gym, dining facility, and new student lodging rooms, the visitors were actually seeing something more important: the gateway to flying training, now and into the future.

Friday afternoon, Maj. The facility, which has been likened to a "mini-Air Force Base" because of its setup and amenities, will be the site from which the Air Force will conduct flight screening operations to better prepare potential flyers for the rigor of military aviation.

It will also identify those not suited for flight duty, which better ensures seats in Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training are available to those with aptitude to complete the training. The Air Force provides a contingent of members to oversee the students and provide military training, supervision, and rigor to the course.

Detachment 1 of the th Flying Training Group, based at the Air Force Academy, is the unit responsible for this role. John Tomjack, Det. John Herd. Contact Oliver Pilgerstorfer. The DAE has moved from a combination of legacy and paper-based systems to IFS Applications 8 with the further possibility of later taking advantage of increased mobility within the IFS solution. By eliminating the manual and paper-based processes, the DAE will significantly improve the accuracy of maintenance information available to engineers on the ground.

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YOU are responsible for checking the validity of the stuff you study. Baseops makes no promises that the files we have are the latest. The rest of the week consists of classroom academics for 11 hours a day and one hour of PT with the trainers in the gym. From the second week on, you will show up each morning in the flight room at a specific hour this time changes for every flight and rotates weekly for a formal brief. Each morning, the Formal Briefing is led by one of your flight mates followed by the Stand Up Emergency Procedure EP that is performed by a randomly chosen flight member.

The rest of your day is usually spent either flying, in the cockpit trainers they have downstairs, working out in the gym, the cafeteria, or in the flight room. You are required to complete 12 hours of Physical Training PT by the time you leave and they take the sign-out sheet away at so usually people try to get as much done early as possible.

After the day was over, we were free to do whatever we wanted, and most of the time we simply studied. All of your ground school is covered in the first week. Each class is about an hour and the classes include aerodynamics, airport markings, and specific flight maneuvers. You must also learn various EPs fro the DA which is usually self study.