Flight Control Systems

enlisted

Operate and maintain instrument and flight control systems

Remove, install, check and repair avionics systems in line replaceable units

Diagnose malfunctions using test systems and equipment

Prepare aircraft for covert operations and reconnaissance

Review maintenance data to determine possible trends

Career Tasks

Giving pilots the controls they need

When it comes to our advanced aircraft, there is no margin for system errors. It is the job of Special Operations Forces/Personnel Recovery Integrated Instrument and Flight Control Systems specialists to ensure that special operations planes are well maintained and remain in perfect working condition. Utilizing a variety of tools and methods, these experts test systems to locate malfunctions and repair them so that the aircraft are able to complete each mission with no concerns.

2A2X2flight and instrument control, mechanic, repairman, electrical, electronics, maintenance, technician, comm, communications

Qualifications Summary

Minimum EducationHigh school diploma or GED with 15 college creditsASVAB RequirementsElectronicsQualificationsKnowledge of interpreting and applying mechanical, wiring and electronic circuit diagramsNormal color visionCompletion of a current National Agency Check, Local Agency Checks and CreditCompletion of 7.5 weeks of Basic Military Training as well as Airmen’s WeekMust be between the ages of 17 and 39

Training & Education

How do we transform you from a raw recruit to an expert Airman in this field? From hands-on experience to college credit toward a degree, the path begins here.

• Basic military Training

  7.5 weeks

• Airmen's Week

  1 week

• Technical Training

  83 - 119 days

Tech School Location

Keesler AFB MS, Sheppard

Status upon Completion

Enlisted Airman with credits earned towards Avionics Systems Technology

Interests & Skills

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Flights and 30-days vacation with pay each year.

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