How Do You Be An Air Force Pilot?
Becoming an Air Force pilot begins with acquiring a bachelor’s degree in any subject. Mental discipline and a sincere dedication to obtaining an above-average GPA is a necessary prerequisite. Air Force pilots are a cut above the average. Before being considered for flight training, one must exhibit a dedication to purpose, ability to manage complex problems quickly and have excellent retention, not to mention the physical development. Earn a commission in the Air Force. This can be done in several ways: by attending ROTC for four years, by attending the Air Force Academy (USAFA) for four years or by attending the Merchant Marines Academy for four years. Apply for a commission in the Air Force as a Second Lieutenant. Work your way up to a spot in the Air Force undergraduate pilot training program. While working your way up to a spot in the Air Force undergraduate pilot training program, you must also have an above-average GPA class standing for USAFA or ROTC and be able to pass the Air
