Stipend during Training of Men & Women for a fixed period of time at Air Force Training Establishments is INR 56,100/- per month 

• Ground Duty (Technical) – INR 7-9 Lakhs
• Ground Duty (Non-Technical) – INR 7-9 Lakhs
• Flying Branch – INR 8 – 10 Lakhs

• Grants from the Air Force Wives Welfare Association (AFWWA)
• School facilities
• Rail concessions
• Secured camp life
• CSD facilities
• Recreational and sports facilities
• Educational Opportunities
• Post Retirement Benefits
• Accommodation
• Annual leave for 60 days per year
• Casual leave of 20 days per year
• Leave travel concessions
• Institute and Messes membership
• Insurance
• Scholarship and Welfare
• Medical
• Loan Facility
• Other Benefits (Travel Concession, Accommodation, School Facilities)
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AFCAT Ground Duty (Tech)

• Technical officers must be able to perform aeronautical engineering, weapons, communication systems, avionics, etc.
• Handling of the aircraft service.
• Technical processes and management in the aircraft.
• Maintenance of all technical tools and equipment of aircrafts.
• Responsibility of managing the technicians who are already qualified.
• Make sure the technicians are being provided with the required equipment and tools for the job consisting of RADAR, Aircraft, etc.

AFCAT Flying Branch

• Transportation of material.
• Air support and supplies.
• Helicopters are in service for casual and emergency situations.
• Operate and look after fighter planes with the combat.
• Transportation of ammunition tasks.

AFCAT Ground Duty (Non-Tech)

• Logistics of the department.
• Education.
• Administration of Air Traffic Controller and Fighter Controller.
• Accounts of the department.

• Flying Officer
• Flying Lieutenant
• Squadron Leader
• Wing Commander
• Group Captain
• Air Comrade
• Air Vice-Marshal
• Air Marshal
• Air Chief Marshal