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The Ultimate Guide to Air Force One Pilot Requirements: How to Fly the Commander-in-Chief
"Operating the most famous aircraft in the world is a responsibility reserved for the elite tier of United States Air Force officers. The pilots of Air Force One, technically designated as the Presidential Airlift Group (PAG), are part of the 89th Airlift Wing based at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. This role is not merely about flying a highly modified Boeing 747 (the VC-25A or the upcoming VC-25B); it is about ensuring the safety, security, and global connectivity of the President of the United States. To even be considered for this position, an aviator must possess a flawless record, thousands of flight hours, and a level of professionalism..."
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