(3) yesOriginally posted by NiteSg:Hi. I have some questions here regarding RSAF which I really really hope someone would help in answering.
ok... here goes the list. just 3 questions.
(1) Do we have to sign-on with the army to be an RSAF pilot? If we have to, what is the mimimum duration we have to serve the army?
(2) Do recruits have a choice of aircraft they wish to pilot? such as plane or helicopter
(3) Can pilots move on to be commercial pilots when they leave the military?
thanks in advance for all answers/replies.
2) can choose... RSAF Air Force OneOriginally posted by NiteSg:Hi. I have some questions here regarding RSAF which I really really hope someone would help in answering.
ok... here goes the list. just 3 questions.
(1) Do we have to sign-on with the army to be an RSAF pilot? If we have to, what is the mimimum duration we have to serve the army?
(2) Do recruits have a choice of aircraft they wish to pilot? such as plane or helicopter
(3) Can pilots move on to be commercial pilots when they leave the military?
thanks in advance for all answers/replies.
(1) yes! there is no nsf pilot. but i 4got the length of the contract liaoz..Originally posted by NiteSg:Hi. I have some questions here regarding RSAF which I really really hope someone would help in answering.
ok... here goes the list. just 3 questions.
(1) Do we have to sign-on with the army to be an RSAF pilot? If we have to, what is the mimimum duration we have to serve the army?
(2) Do recruits have a choice of aircraft they wish to pilot? such as plane or helicopter
(3) Can pilots move on to be commercial pilots when they leave the military?
thanks in advance for all answers/replies.
u mean u actually think there are NSF pilots?Originally posted by NiteSg:(1) Do we have to sign-on with the army to be an RSAF pilot? If we have to, what is the mimimum duration we have to serve the army?
junior pilots better not younger than meOriginally posted by Gordonator:u mean u actually think there are NSF pilots?
Actually there is such a thing known as (NS) pilot but these are former regular pilots who have completed their 10yrs bond right after getting their wings/brevet(approximately 26mths). These pilot's opted not to continue their service so they bcome sort of "reservist" pilot. Once a pilot always a pilot.Originally posted by monoslayer:(1) yes! there is no nsf pilot. but i 4got the length of the contract liaoz..
Answers:Originally posted by NiteSg:Hi. I have some questions here regarding RSAF which I really really hope someone would help in answering.
ok... here goes the list. just 3 questions.
(1) Do we have to sign-on with the army to be an RSAF pilot? If we have to, what is the mimimum duration we have to serve the army?
(2) Do recruits have a choice of aircraft they wish to pilot? such as plane or helicopter
(3) Can pilots move on to be commercial pilots when they leave the military?
thanks in advance for all answers/replies.
1) u sign on with the airforce... not the army... and i think there's a bond of 12 years if im not wrong... cant really remember...Originally posted by NiteSg:Hi. I have some questions here regarding RSAF which I really really hope someone would help in answering.
ok... here goes the list. just 3 questions.
(1) Do we have to sign-on with the army to be an RSAF pilot? If we have to, what is the mimimum duration we have to serve the army?
(2) Do recruits have a choice of aircraft they wish to pilot? such as plane or helicopter
(3) Can pilots move on to be commercial pilots when they leave the military?
thanks in advance for all answers/replies.
so meaning to say it takes 2 years to become a pilot and the bond will start after getting their wings. but for the 1st 2 years as a trainee will they be getting regular's pay?Originally posted by Lakiun:Actually there is such a thing known as (NS) pilot but these are former regular pilots who have completed their 10yrs bond right after getting their wings/brevet(approximately 26mths). These pilot's opted not to continue their service so they bcome sort of "reservist" pilot. Once a pilot always a pilot.
yep, they get starting salary of between S$1867 - S$3199 & to topped that is S$170 for Training Supplement Allowance. Only after they earned their "wings/brevet", they get pilot,variable & flying allowance.Originally posted by Gordonator:so meaning to say it takes 2 years to become a pilot and the bond will start after getting their wings. but for the 1st 2 years as a trainee will they be getting regular's pay?
wow. that's a huge sum of money. imagine a NSF who signed up for pilot. he went for the course but failed and goes back to serving his rest of his NS. will he be getting that sum of money too when he is still a pilot trainee?Originally posted by Lakiun:yep, they get starting salary of between S$1867 - S$3199 & to topped that is S$170 for Training Supplement Allowance. Only after they earned their "wings/brevet", they get pilot,variable & flying allowance.
once he fail the course... the contract is voided and he goes back to the army... or wherever he is from...Originally posted by Gordonator:wow. that's a huge sum of money. imagine a NSF who signed up for pilot. he went for the course but failed and goes back to serving his rest of his NS. will he be getting that sum of money too when he is still a pilot trainee?
yes i know that. i'm asking what about the time when he's still a pilot trainee.Originally posted by GHoST_18:once he fail the course... the contract is void and he goes to the army...
drawing nsf pay...
yup... draw regular pay when still in air forceOriginally posted by Gordonator:yes i know that. i'm asking what about the time when he's still a pilot trainee.
imagine a NSF who used to draw thousands of dollar each month for salary.