After a series of crashes this year, the Air Force wants certain units to do a one-day review.
Those who oversee "flying and maintenance functions" will go through an "operational safety review" before May 21. Units with the Reserve and Air National Guard have until June 25 to finish the assessment.
The Air Force says this review will allow airmen to bring up any safety concerns with their commanders.
The announcement comes after a C-130 crashed in Georgia shortly after takeoff in early May. That crash killed all nine people on board.
CNN notes 27 service members have died this year so far in noncombat incidents involving military aircraft.
