Aircraft notes.
What a welcome relief! After a miserable month of March mishap madness, ACC's flight safety record did a one-eighty, not a single incident of flying foolishness in April. We salute commanders and aircrews alike for their refocused attention to detail and back-to-the-basics of aviating as we've flown, fought, and won. As forces continue reconstitution, we implore all to remain vigilant. Despite no longer jinking real AAA and SAMs, the [P.sub.k] of the ground is still 1.0, and you and your wingman may still be on a collision course. Go enjoy a baseball game as we strive to extend our "no-hitter" flight safety streak.Mishap Statistics Scoreboard FY03 Aircraft As of April 30, 2003 Fatal Aircraft Destroyed 8 AF 9 AF ###### (h) 12 AF # (f, f) (t) AWFC # (r, r) * (a, a) (q) (o) ANG (ACC-gained) AFRC (ACC-gained) # (f)
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Class A - Permanent Total Disability; Property Damage $1,000,000 or more
Class B - Permanent Partial Disability; Property Damage between $200,000 and $1,000,000
Class C - Lost Workday; Property Damage between $20,000 and $200,000
* Non-rate Producing
Symbols for Mishap Aircraft
(a)A-10
(b)B-1
(f)F-16
(w)B-2
(u)U-2
(e)E-4
(r)RQ-1
(q)QF-4
(h)HH-60
(o)F-15
(s)RQ-4
(t)T-38
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| Title Annotation: | military aircraft accident statistics |
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| Publication: | Combat Edge |
| Geographic Code: | 1USA |
| Date: | Jun 1, 2003 |
| Words: | 210 |
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