What is required to go from AAC Groundcrew to AAC Aircrew after completing training? Thank you.
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I.e what experience, rank or qualifications may be needed to progress to that role.
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Date asked: Monday, August 30, 2021
Last reviewed: Thursday, September 23, 2021
Jen C.
Reservist Brigade SO2 SPS
There are a number of pre-requisites and these occasionally change, but currently you need to a minimum rank of Lance Corporal with a recommendation for promotion to Corporal (which is likely to take a minimum of 5 years), be able to start flying training by your 30th birthday and of course pass three aircrew selection tests and an interview board.
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