If an Airman fails to report by the established report no later than date (RNLTD), what is the status of the Airman?

When an Airman fails to report by the established report no later than date (RNLTD), their status is classified as "Overdue Arrival." This designation is applied when an individual does not arrive at their duty station as scheduled and has not communicated with their command regarding their whereabouts or status.

Being classified as "Overdue Arrival" prompts appropriate actions from the unit, including attempts to locate the Airman and ascertain the reasons for their absence. It highlights the importance of accountability in military operations and ensures that any issues, whether personal or administrative, are addressed promptly.

The other potential statuses, like "Authorized Leave" or "On Temporary Duty," imply that the Airman had prior approval for their absence, which is not the case here. Meanwhile, "Pending Arrival" would suggest that there is still some form of expectation or communication regarding the Airman’s arrival, which wouldn't apply if they have completely missed their reporting date without notice. Hence, "Overdue Arrival" accurately reflects the situation of an Airman who has not reported as scheduled.