DA Form 759 Individual Flight Record and Flight Crew Certificate-Army (Flight Hours)

How to Fill Out DA Form 759?

Procedural guidelines and additional information can be found in the Training Circular 3-04.11, Commander's Aviation Training and Standardization Program. DA Form 759 instructions are as follows:

1. Part I ("Biography/Demographic") contains 12 boxes in total.

   • The information required in Blocks 1 through 4 is copied from the current DA Form 759-1, Individual Flight Record and Flight Certificate-Army (Aircraft Closeout);
   • Blocks 5 through 12 require personal identifying information about the soldier. This includes their date of birth, aviation service entry date, service branch, unit, component, Military Occupational Specialty (MOS), and their assigned duty position.

2. Part II ("Flight Hours") contains two sections.

   • Section A ("Qualifications") is a table with 14 columns. These columns require listing the names of aircraft systems, qualification dates, the dates of last flights, the total amount of flight hours, and the number of aviation test results;
   • Section B is for calculating the total hours flown under different conditions. Block A is for "Combat." Block B is for "Imminent Danger." Block C is for "Civilian Rotary Wing." Block D is for "Military Rotary Wing." Block E is for "Civilian Fixed-Wing." Block F is for "Military Fixed-Wing." Block G is for "Historical Hours." The total amount of hours is calculated and recorded in Block H.

3. Part III ("Aircrew Training Program (ATP)") is for providing ATP results. The ATP section requires the results of a series of different evaluations including the Maintenance Test Flight Evaluator (MTFE), Flight Activity Category (FAC) level, and others.

4. Part IV ("Remarks") can be used to provide any additional information.

Check out these publications related to DA Form 759:

• DA Form 759-1, Individual Flight Record and Flight Certificate-Army (Aircraft Closeout), is a form used to record soldier's flight time by flying duty and condition for each aircraft or flight simulator during the closeout period;
• DA Form 759-2, Individual Flight Records and Flight Certificate-Army (Flying Hours Work Sheet), serves as a record of an aviator's flight hours. It can be used as both a temporary and a consolidation worksheet;
• DA Form 759-3, Individual Flight Records and Flight Certificate-Army (Flight Pay Work Sheet), is a form used to keep soldier's flight records in order to set flight pay;
• DA Form 2408-12, Army Aviators Flight Records, is a form located in an aircraft logbook and completed after each flight.