Funny you should ask! There’s a PDF right here for you to reference that contains the full regulations.

Any resident that “finds their own replacement” will be paid a referral incentive. Call for more information.

Yep. For a several reasons. Aviator’s Landing is absolutely a NON-SMOKING establishment. And then there’s the cancer and stuff.

Yes, but remember there are other people living with you; all with the intention of being comfortable and maximizing their training. So if its OK with them, its OK with us.

Aviator’s Landing are just less than 2 miles from the Main Gate. It takes less than 5 minutes to leave the driveway and reach the gate. There is no crashpad closer to the gate.

Simple…Comfort and convenience. I enjoy staying at hotels but after about a week it gets old and I start missing those things that I’m used to when at home. At Aviator’s Landing we want to be your home away from home.  And we give you the best of both home and hotel. A secure bedroom, with queen sized beds, HD TVs, with Direct TV programming, linens, towels and housekeeping. But also, a full kitchen, room to have friends over, an expanded patio with furniture and grill. Plenty of opportunity to socialize or have alone time.

And lets be honest…billeting will NEVER match up to your own home. There will always be inconveniences.

Yes. We will email you a lease agreement after recording your reservation. Upon check-in, we will review the lease, answer questions, and sign. Because this isn’t a hotel but a rental, this is necessary. It is a standard non-complicated lease. The term of the lease is flexible to meet your TDY length with end date flexibility to account for the schedulers at your squadron.

No. You can make the choice of where you decide to live while at training. The most important thing is that the cost of your choice MUST be equal to or less than what you will be reimbursed for. Here at Altus, that’s $60.00 or $83.00.

You get off-base per diem!

Simple. There is no out of pocket cost to you. If you don’t have a non-availability letter, we charge your card of choice (for most people this would be the GTC) $60.00/night. If when you check-in at billeting they don’t have room in the inn, and provide you a Non-A then we charge $83.00/night.

4250 LONG TERM TDY FLAT RATE PER DIEM

1. General
2. A reduced flat-rate per diem applies when a traveler is assigned long-term TDY (more than 30 days at one location) except as indicated in par. 4250-B.
3. Long-Term TDY for a duration of 31-180 days at a single location is authorized at a flat rate of 75% ofthe locality rate (rounded up to the next highest dollar), payable for each full day of TDY at that location…
4. Exceptions and Additional Factors. The following circumstances may affect per diem reimbursement:
5. The lodging portion of flat-rate per diem does not apply when Gov’t Qtrs are available or provided or when suitable commercial lodgings are provided at no cost. If the traveler is provided one or more meals, or all meals at no cost, the GMR or PMR is applicable and flat rate per diem is not applicable.
6. Lodging receipts are not required, but proof that lodging costs were incurred shall be required. The fixedrate per diem may not be reduced further even if the actual lodging costs incurred are less than the lodging portion of the reduced per diem.

FLAT RATE PER DIEM IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES
FOR LONG TERM TDY

FISCAL YEAR: 2 0 1 5

STATE: OKLAHOMA

TDY Order Issued on/after 1 January 2012

1. Mortgage Interest and Property Taxes. Effective with an order issued on/after 1 January 2012, mortgage interest and property taxes associated with the purchase of any dwelling (to include a recreational vehicle) purchased at a TDY location may not be claimed as substantiation for payment of per diem while TDY.
2. Utilities. Effective 10 January 2012, utilities on a dwelling purchased on/after 1 January 2012 (including a recreational vehicle) may not be reimbursed.

AND THEY ARE BREAKING THE LAW AND SHOULD BE IN BIG TROUBLE!

AND YOU SHOULD TURN THEM IN.

Yes we will. The Paypal (or similar) invoice will have all required information on it. It can and should be filed with the voucher if required.

2710 RECEIPT REQUIREMENTS

General

1. *1. DoDFMR, Vol. 9 requires a receipt for each:
2. Lodging expense, regardless of the amount, and
3. Individual expenditure of $75 or more.

A receipt must show:

1. When specific services were rendered,
2. When articles were purchased, and
3. The unit price.

2560 GOV’T QTRS AVAILABLE

1. Checking Gov’t Qtrs Availability
2. A member ordered to use Gov’t Qtrs on a U.S. Installation (as opposed to a town/city) is required to check Gov’t Qtrs availability (through the CTO) at (not near) the assigned U.S. Installation.
3. The member is not required to seek/check for Gov’t Qtrs when TDY to a U.S. Installation/ Reservation after non-availability documentation has been initially provided.
4. Example: A member, who is required to check Qtrs availability on arrival at a U.S. Installation, does so and certifies non-availability, or is issued non-availability documentation. The member cannot be required to recheck later for Qtrs availability at that U.S. Installation during that TDY period there. See par. 2570.

2560 GOV’T QTRS AVAILABLE

1. Member Uses Other Lodgings as a Personal Choice. A member:
2. Should use adequate and available Gov’t Qtrs on the U.S. Installation at which assigned TDY.
3. Who uses other lodgings as a personal choice, when adequate Gov’t Qtrs:
4. Use is directed on that U.S. Installation, and
5. Are available on that U.S. Installation, is limited to the Gov’t Qtrs lodging reimbursement cost on the U.S. Installation to which assigned TDY (44

Comp. Gen. 626 (1965)).

2560 GOV’T QTRS AVAILABLE

1. Member Uses Other Lodgings as a Personal Choice. A member:
2. Should use adequate and available Gov’t Qtrs on the U.S. Installation at which assigned TDY.
3. Who uses other lodgings as a personal choice, when adequate Gov’t Qtrs:
4. Use is directed on that U.S. Installation, and
5. Are available on that U.S. Installation, is limited to the Gov’t Qtrs lodging reimbursement cost on the U.S. Installation to which assigned TDY (44

Comp. Gen. 626 (1965)).

4160 APARTMENT, HOUSE, OR RECREATIONAL VEHICLE LEASED OR RENTED WHILE TDY

1. General. An apartment, house, or recreational vehicle (e.g., mobile home, camper, camping trailer, or self-propelled mobile recreational vehicle) leased or rented ICW official TDY qualifies as lodging…
2. Lodging Expenses. Allowable lodging expenses include:
3. Apartment, house, or recreational vehicle rent;