Are there any jobs that are cooler than being a fighter pilot? You get to strap yourself into a supersonic jet and experience something 99% of people don't get to. Well, if you've been dreaming about it, you may be in luck. They're hiring fighter pilots now in Minnesota.

148th Air National Guard Now Accepting Applications

The 148th Air National Guard in Duluth, Minnesota is hiring pilots for their Undergraduate Pilot Training. They are accepting applications now until October 1, 2024.

What are the requirements?

If you're having a mid-life crisis and looking for a new career, unfortunately, this might not be for you. The age cutoff for pilots is 33 years old. However, if you have extensive experience with a particular airframe, you may be considered.

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They are looking for pilots with college degrees.

The application asks you about your flight hours and experience (on any airplane). You'll also need to submit your college transcript, and letters of recommendation.

Duluth 148th Fighter Wing Air National Guard fighter jet
Duluth 148th Fighter Wing Air National Guard fighter jet
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If accepted, you are full-time Air Force.

If your application is accepted, you'll become an active military member for the next 3-4 years. After that, you'll have the option to go to a part-time role if you wish.

There is a pre-screening exam.

There's a prescreening interview questionnaire that you need to fill out with your application. It asks if you have been in possession of illegal substances, or if you've ever tried to overthrow the Government. (What a weird time to be alive).

Other screening questions have to do with you or your family members having foreign interests or citizenship. You can read about it on the application page.

Good luck on your journey to becoming a part of the 148th Bulldogs.

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