How is the flight pay on the RHS Report calculated for members who do not report to drill?

The correct response indicates that for members who do not report to drill, their flight pay is computed by multiplying it by 15. This approach takes into account the specific circumstances of members who may have missed drills but still need to receive some form of compensation based on their regular flight pay.

The calculation acknowledges the unique situation of these members and ensures that they receive a structured benefit rather than simply being marked as ineligible for pay. The multiplication factor of 15 helps maintain a system of incentives and compensatory measures while still adhering to regulations concerning drill attendance.

Members should always consult the latest guidelines or policies to fully understand how any flight pay adjustments are applied, especially in cases of absences from drills. This understanding is crucial for ensuring accurate financial planning and managing expectations regarding their military compensation.