How much do air force technitions make?

First off, this isn't a proper question. Now if you are asking how much do you make in the Air Force? THat would all depend on your rank. If you are an Airman basic (E1) lowest rank in A.F.) you would make approximatly 1200 a month. And if you were to come in as a 1st Lieutenant (O1) (must have college!) you would make approximatly 2500. And those are just the Base pay. If you are married you get a seperate allowance for housing, food, your spouse, kids. Or if you have a career that is always in the Field, then you may still get food and housing allowances.

Answer 2.

Since you are using the term "Technician" I'll assume you mean Federal Technician. You can find this information at numerous government web sites. The tough part is which pay grade you want to find out about and which schedule. For example, a GS-12 step 1 makes a lot more than a WG 12 step 4.

Answer 3.

I was in the Navy, so I'm not sure exactly how this works, but the Air Force has "technical ranks" that the other services do not have. Someone could be an Airman for military purposes and receive the pay of an E3. But, because of his education or training he may also be a Tech 6, meaning in his daily work environment he is treated as a non-commissioned officer and can give professional directions to others who are actually his superiors in military rank.

Huh?

The only "Technical" rank the Air Force has is Technical Sergeant, which is an E-6.

Oops! It's been a long time since my service days and I only half remember most of them. Those professional ranks are (or were) Specialists, or Specs, instead of Technical.

First answer by Markwald. Last edit by Smitty216. Contributor trust: 22 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 8 [recommend question]