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The specific pay and benefits you can expect in the Air Force can vary based on several factors, including your rank, years of service, duty status, location and personal circumstances. You can personalize your results by entering your zip code, rank, tenure, and dependent status.
1. General Information. Learn more about the Air Force Reserve Command Undergraduate Flying Training Program. 2. Eligibility. Determine your eligibility for flying training in the Air Force Reserve. 3. Sponsorship. Learn how to get sponsored by an Air Force Reserve flying unit. 4. Application.
Discover your path to serving in the Air Force. Quickly find a recruiter near you and get started on your journey towards an exciting career in the military.
Apply through an Air Force Reserve Recruiter via your local recruitment office, over the telephone or online. Once you are confirmed to meet all our requirements, you’ll be moved into testing.
Resources to download the Aim High App, find a recruiter in your local area or apply to join the Air Force or Space Force.
Most people join a Reserves squadron or unit near to where they live. However, it may be that you want to pursue a role in the RAF Reserves that is not available at your local Reserves squadron and therefore you may need to travel to another squadron or unit.
The Joint Travel Regulations (JTR) implements policy and law to establish travel and transportation allowances for Uniformed Service members, DoD civilian employees, and others traveling at the DoD’s expense.
