I’ve written a lot about what I believe to be the ideal career path for a military pilot on The Pilot Network. However, that is not required. I had that path in mind specifically for a pilot serving on Active Duty in the military. BogiDope is the ideal starting point for the Ultimate Military Pilot Career Path, which turns out to be an even better option.
Armed forces organizations that are part of the Army National Guard, Air Force Reserve, and other Reserve branches recruit young people right out of college and send them to military Undergraduate Flying Training (UFT). You’ll soon realize why this is most likely the ideal path to becoming a military aviator. If I had known this was an option, I would currently be operating C-130s out of FE Warren AFB in Wyoming, F-16s out of Buckley AFB in Colorado, or both. I’m going to give you access to what I think is the best kept secret in military aviation because I want you to take advantage of my experience.
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FAQ
How hard is it to become a pilot in the military?
It is very difficult to become an Air Force Pilot. Along with having a high grade point average, you must also be between the ages of 22 and 28, be in good physical and mental health, and successfully complete a variety of educational and training tasks. In actuality, only 3 out of every 1,000 applicants are selected to become air force pilots.
How long does it take to become a Army pilot?
To become a U. S. Army pilot, you must undergo extensive training to get ready for your position. In order to become an aviation warrant officer, you must first complete six weeks of training at Warrant Officer Candidate School, then between 12 and 18 months of flight training at Warrant Officer Pilot School.
Will the Army pay for flight school?
We’ll reimburse you for some of the approved fees your flight school charges if you use the Montgomery GI Bill Active Duty (MGIB-AD).
What score do you need to be a pilot in the Army?
You must pass the updated Flight Aptitude Selection Test with a minimum score of 90. Additionally, you need to have a general technical score of at least 110 on the Armed Forces Vocational Aptitude Battery. You’ll have to meet the Army’s height and weight standards.