Aviation guarantees are available in PLC. Those who qualify receive up to 25 hours of flight training while still in college, in order to familiarize themselves with general flight before going to military flight school, following commission. In addition to the other requirements for PLC, applicants must achieve a passing score on the United States Navy and Marine Corps Flight Aptitude Battery. Additionally, applicants must be able to pass the United States Navy Flight Class Physical.
Pilot: After training for up to 16 months at flight school in Pensacola, Florida, you'll be assigned to an aircraft in your area of expertise. Whether you fly a fixed-wing, rotary-wing or tilt-rotor aircraft, you'll be at the controls as one of the elite pilots of the world.
Naval Flight Officer (NFO): You will train for 8-10 months at flight school in Pensacola, Florida, to master navigation, radar, on-board computer control, electronic warfare measures, and weapons system control. Once assigned to an aircraft, you'll provide the pilot with the vital information necessary to fly though any conditions.
