Mishap statistics scoreboard

Combat Edge, Dec, 2004

Aircraft Notes

Great start on FY05. ACC is on the bubble for only one Class A--an F-16 blew a tire getting airborne. During landing/barrier engagement, the right main gear collapsed. The pilot egressed and the fire fighters used foam to prevent a fire. There is a good chance this mishap will be downgraded to a Class B, depending on how much work the engine needs. The new fiscal year means "new day, new jet." Remember and employ sound fundamentals; make an objective ORM assesment after each curve ball or last minute change, then aviate, navigate, communicate. Check yourself before you wreck yourself. Fly Safe!

Ground Notes

ACC is off to a great start for FY05. There have been no Class A mishaps and no fatalities.

Weapons Notes

Another weapons Class A mishap-free year! In FY04 we maintained the same number of Class C and D mishaps. Personal error was the main contributor to these mishaps. We can ask, beg, plead, and yell for folks to use tech data, but the ultimate responsibility will be the Airman or Sergeant that decides to deviate or ignore the guidance. The AF is campaigning to reduce mishaps by 50 percent. If tech data had been followed in 2004, we would have reduced our mishaps by 50 percent!

FY05 Aircraft As of October 31, 2004

                             Aircraft   Aircraft
                      Fatal  Destroyed  Damaged

8AF
9AF
12AF
AWFC
ANG
(ACC-gained)
AFRC
(ACC-gained)                            F-16

FY05 Ground As of October 31, 2004

       Fatal  Class A  Class B

8AF           0        0
9AF           0        0
12AF          0        0
DRU's         0        0

FY05 Weapons As of October 31, 2004

        Class A  Class B

8AF     0        0
9AF     0        0
12AF    0        0
AWFC    0        0

Legend
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