What is an FSC?

What is an FSC?

• A. Flying status code - code that indicates an individual flying status
• B. Entitlement status code / Incentive pay - code that relates to the type of incentive pay the aircrew is qualified to receive
• C. Primary directive for assigning an ASC
• D. HDIP/AIP for Non-rated/ Non-CEAs, Operational Support, Parachutist, and Missileers (MCCM)

Answer: (A)

Flying Status Code is the indicator that shows whether a person is currently cleared and assigned to flying duties. It flags if you are in a flying status, which directly affects your eligibility for aircrew flight duties and the related pay or benefits that come with actually flying. This is different from codes that specify incentive pay entitlements, or directives for assigning other roles; those relate to pay types or program rules, not whether you are actively scheduled to fly.

Flying Status Code is the indicator that shows whether a person is currently cleared and assigned to flying duties. It flags if you are in a flying status, which directly affects your eligibility for aircrew flight duties and the related pay or benefits that come with actually flying. This is different from codes that specify incentive pay entitlements, or directives for assigning other roles; those relate to pay types or program rules, not whether you are actively scheduled to fly.