Who approves the AFMLP for AFE continuation training?

The approval of the Air Force Master Logistics Plan (AFMLP) for Aircrew Flight Equipment (AFE) continuation training falls under the responsibility of the Lead Major Command (MAJCOM) for the specific Mission Design Series (MDS). This is because the Lead MDS MAJCOM is tasked with overseeing and standardizing training requirements, ensuring that all units within their purview adhere to the specified guidelines and standards necessary for effective and safe operations.

The Lead MDS MAJCOM takes a strategic approach to training by incorporating best practices, addressing operational needs, and aligning them with the overall mission objectives of the Air Force. This can involve reviewing training programs and ensuring that the content is relevant and meets the ongoing requirements for personnel. Such oversight is critical for maintaining a high level of safety and effectiveness in AFE operations, making the approval from this level of command essential in the training process.

In contrast, individual technicians, safety officers, and training coordinators play different roles that do not encompass the overall approval of training programs. Technicians focus on the implementation and execution of training at the ground level, while safety officers address safety-related concerns rather than curriculum approval. Training coordinators manage schedules and logistics but do not have the authority to formally approve the