AirFoce Recruitment FAQs

Indian AirForce Recruitment FAQs

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Once you become a part of the Indian Air Force family, you enjoy many facilities and benefits. From housing facilities, from medical facilities to schools for your children, IAF takes care of all your needs. You continue to avail some of these benefits even after your retirement. Insurance : All Air Force personnel, including Flight Cadets are provided life insurance cover under the Air Force Group Insurance Scheme ( AFGIS). Monthly contribution rates are minimal and the insurance policy covers all contingencies. As an Air Force Officer you are insured for an amount of Rs 75 lakhs with an additional insurance cover of Rs 10 lakhs for pilots. Loans: As a member of AFGIS, you can avail following loans:
  • House Building Loan
  • Computer Loan
  • Conveyance Loan
Medical Benefits:  All Air Force officers, their families and dependents have free access to medical rooms and hospitals equipped with the best of facilities. Apart from being treated at the Armed Forces Hospitals, there are also tie ups with Civil Hospitals for treatment of specialised cases, if required. Patients are also given grants for purchase of necessary medical equipment and mechanical aid to help make them self-reliant.Scholarships and welfare schemes from AFWWA( Air Force wives welfare association). OTHER BENEFITS
  • Accommodation
  • Leave- Annual leave for 60 days and casual leave of 20 days per year
  • Leave travel concessions
  • Institute and Messes membership
  • School facilities
  • Rail concessions
  • Secured camp life
  • CSD facilities
  • Recreational and sports facilities
  Educational Opportunity : Once you join the Air Force, you realise that behind all the action and adventure is a lot of effort towards academic pursuits. From the moment you are selected, till the time you retire, you are continuously honing your skills with a large number of in-service courses and other educational avenues.
  • The IAF also sponsors M. Tech. courses for officers of the Technical Branch, in institutes like IIT and BHU-IT.
  • The IAF also has tie-ups with universities like IGNOU to facilitate long-distance learning for officers and airmen.
  • Study Leave - They are also allowed study leave of up to 24 months extendible up to 28 months.
POST-RETIREMENT BENEFITS:
  • PENSION: After retirement from the service, An IAF Officer is entitled to a decent pension which takes care of the needs of the family.
  • INSURANCE : Post retirement insurance cover is provided to all Air Force pensioners who have rendered pensionable years of service on payment of minimal premium. The cover given by the Society is upto 72 years of age.
  • MEDICAL : The facilities of Ex-servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS) such as after retirement at minimum one time contribution, cashless treatment for family for life at ECHS Polyclinics and empanelled premium super specialty group of hospitals like Fortis, Artemis, Apollo, Escorts to name few and many others at almost every city in India with facility of Private Wards. All the retired officers and their dependents have access to medical rooms and hospitals equipped with the best of the facilities. Apart from being entitled to the medical facilities, retired Air Force personnel is also authorized for the following benefits:
    • Coverage under medical insurance for lifetime.
    • Grant for Commercial Venture for personnel who have had to leave service due to medical reasons.

A Permanent Commission means a career in the Air Force till you retire. Permanent Commission Officers continue to serve till the age of superannuation. A Short Service Commission means a limited period career in the Air Force. You can join the IAF as a Short Service Commission Officer by opting for a SSC Course through AFCAT / MET Entry / NCC Special Entry.

During your training period you will not be permitted to continue with your education. However, the Indian Air Force gives you numerous opportunities for higher studies post training.

Yes, you will be paid a stipend. You can read more on pay and allowances on the following links : 

If you are a graduate/ post graduate, joining the IAF into the officer cadre, your initial training as a cadet, will be at Air Force Academy, Dundigal. If you have completed your 10+2 schooling, joining the IAF into the officer cadre, your initial training as a cadet will be at National Defence Academy (NDA), followed by training at Air Force Academy If you are joining the IAF as an airmen, your training as a cadet will be at Airmen Training School (ATS) Belagavi
 
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