What office maintains the FEF for inactive flyers?

• A. Stan/Eval Office
• B. Medical
• C. Training
• D. HARM

Answer: (D)

The office responsible for the FEF for inactive flyers is the HARM office because it oversees aircrew health, readiness, and manpower management. The Flight Evaluation File documents a flyer’s qualifications, medical status, waivers, and overall readiness. When a flyer isn’t currently flying, their file isn’t in active Stan/Eval reviews, but it still needs to be accurately maintained so the member can be reactivated smoothly and safely. HARM coordinates with Medical and Stan/Eval to keep the record up to date and accessible when needed, ensuring a clear, centralized ownership of inactive records. The Stan/Eval office handles ongoing flight evaluations for active aircrew, Medical handles medical clearance and records, and Training concentrates on developing flying skills; none of these alone covers the full responsibility for maintaining inactive records, which is why this duty sits with HARM.