CNATRAINST 3500.3
28 June 2001
SECTION IV
COCKPIT CHART LINKAGE DIAGRAM
Transit &
Students in
CFT-2 Chart
CFT-2 Chart
NAPT
AWT
Training
Pools
Phase Status
Cockpit
PANEL 3
PANEL 7
Pre-Primary
&
Charts
FRS
Winged
Aviators
Macro View
IP's,IN's
PANEL 8
Critical
Resources
Phase
Completers
FRS
RFT
X's Reqd vs
Completers
AVIATORS
CT & FPY
(ytd)
Reqmnt
Aircraft
Comp
(Mo)
PANELS
PANEL
PANEL
PANEL 8
PANEL 2
PANEL 1
4,5,6,7
9&10
9 & 10
TYPICAL LINKAGE CHART
1. The typical linkage shown above portrays the ties between various
panels on a cockpit chart and the contribution that these panels make
to the next level above.
2. In this example, TRAWING charts contribute to CFT-2 charts. Then
the CFT-2 charts provide information to the NAPT level charts. There
are certainly other views of the linkages established by cockpit
charts. The essential point is that they are linked and that the
responsible managers have reached agreement on the appropriate
measures and the manner in which they should be reflected.
3. As cockpit charts are flowed down to levels below the TRAWING,
clear agreements must be reached on the measures, their impact, their
linkage, and the appropriate definition(s) of the measure. As the
linkages are examined and items of interest to the next higher level
of management identified, the definition of an area should be based
upon:
a.
The definition of the area that it expands upon.
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