COMDTINST 16798.1
training program. They are the District Aviation Board's link to the front line Auxiliary
aviator. Each instructor pilot and flight examiner will be responsible for ensuring the
standards of the Auxiliary Aviation Program are maintained. In establishing these two
qualifications, the QAT realized each district may have to waive some of the
prerequisites for the initial designation listed below. However, the initial designee will
complete those missing elements within six months of designation to remain designated.
From that point on, the requirements for designation will not be waiverable.
(1)
INSTRUCTOR PILOTS
(a)
Only designated instructors shall provide formal SAR procedures flight
syllabus instruction.
(b)
Each director of Auxiliary shall designate in writing each instructor in
their AOR. Prospective instructors must meet the minimum qualification
requirements in the following categories:
1.
Judgment. Each instructor must possess superior judgment.
2.
Personal Qualities. Each instructor must have patience, tact,
understanding, and a desire to instruct others. Each instructor
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