Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of Aircrew Training?

• A. Monitor aircrew upgrades
• B. Develops flying and training sorties
• C. Creates training programs
• D. Maintains training requirements

Answer: (B)

Aircrew Training is about managing how aircrew learn and stay current: designing the training, keeping track of qualifications, and ensuring compliance with required standards. Creating training programs involves building the curricula, courses, and materials that crews use to train. Maintaining training requirements means keeping the documentation and ensuring everything aligns with regulatory and unit standards. Monitoring aircrew upgrades ensures new qualifications are recorded and crews remain current.

Developing flying and training sorties, however, belongs to flight operations and mission planning. That task focuses on planning and scheduling actual flight missions and training sorties, not on the instructional content or qualification tracking that Aircrew Training handles. So this option is not a responsibility of Aircrew Training.