START HERE if you want to be an Air Force pilot (Undergraduate Pilot Training) 

T-37 IP 1972 to 1975. Only difference is everyone did 37 and 38. That entire process was one year. Nice job.

A lot of good info thank you! Graduating college in December and have my private pilot certificate with 200 hours flight time, tryna make a dream come true!

Only thi ng I can see you got wrong is the tracking t38. If you track T38s, you either drop a fighter or a bomber.

ENJPPT has Americans and Nato members training together. If you want to fly bombers or fighters, its the best option as you only fly the T-38s and while its no longer guaranteed that you will get fighter or bomber, you probably will. Unlike the other UPT bases, where the majority don't get fighters and bombers, ENJPPT has the majority of their students going fighters and bombers.

In my junior year of college in AFROTC waiting to hear from rated board on my pilot slot🤞🏽

For the past couple years, I've been trying to get hired as a pilot with the National Guard and haven't had any luck. I've interviewed multiple times at multiple different bases/airframes. Each time that I've been denied, the explanation given was basically "you're not experienced enough." My current financial situation doesn't exactly afford me a lot of opportunities to build hours. With that said, I have managed to scrape together 15 flight hours thus far, and my testing scores are pretty good too (mid 80s across the board). Currently, I'm in the ANG as a KC135 crew chief, I'm 27 and possess a degree. Should I consider throwing my hat in the active duty ring, and would my chances of becoming a pilot increase? I'm not too familiar with how the active duty side of things work, and my biggest reservation is that I'll sign up, won't make the cut, and get stuck doing something that I don't really care for.

So I keep seeing this and I have a question about the "undergraduate" part of it. Does that mean you don't need a Bachelors?

I did 9 years active duty as a 2W1 (weapons) got out went to school full time got my bachelors in Aeronautics and I am currently a CFI and finishing my multi-engine commercial certificate and also have well over 300 flight hours and normally get 40 hours per month as an instructor. I am in the first steps into starting my application for a pilot slot. Does any of the qualifications I have help with it or do I have the same odds of getting selected as anyone else with just a bachelors and no flying experience? Flying for a regional airline is very appealing as well and since I'm part 141 graduate I just need to reach 1,000 hours for R-ATP but my dream has always to be an USAF pilot.

Can you go to an ots and be a pilot and do you know anyone who did, id like to fly but am also interested in tacp officer. Is there a way I can do tacp and then do pilot.

73-04. Columbus.

In order to track to t-38s do you have to be one of the top pilots in your class? If so how many are usually selected? Also does your grades and flying skill determine if you can be a instructor pilot or is it strictly the needs of the AF?

If you don't pass IFT, the Air Force will hold a board to have you reassigned to another career field. If you don't have the requisite degree for a career field that has openings for new officers...you'll likely be discharged from the service. No pressure!

if you want to be a pilot in the Reserve, how does that work? And how many years is minimum service?

Is it true...that max age limit for upt can be pushed up to 35 yrs

Ater BMT, can graduates who had enlisted and happen to have been awarded their citizenship certificate; commission ASAP???

I’m 35 already and have PPL with 200 hrs of flight time. Any chance to become a military transport pilot?

I am left-handed does that make a difference in becoming a pilot

What is enjet???

Bombers do not track T-1s

Does it matter the degree you have?

What’s euronato