Air Force jobs that travel the most

Air Force jobs that travel the most include pilots, aircraft loadmasters, and flight engineers. These jobs all deal directly with preparing and flying Air Force planes, so if you're in one of these roles, you'll go wherever the plane is needed. Since the Air Force operates worldwide, many Air Force jobs involve significant travel. If you're interested in seeing the world while in the Air Force, consider one of these roles:

1. Pilot

   Average Salary: $83,128

2. Aircraft Loadmaster

   Average Salary: $56,658

3. Flight Engineer

   Average Salary: $85,035

   A Flight Engineer monitors and controls various aircraft systems, such as airplanes and helicopters. They ensure that all components of the plane are in proper working order, as well as diagnose and rectify problems that may arise.

4. In-Flight Refueling Specialist

5. Special Mission Aviator

6. Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Operator

7. Airborne Mission Systems Specialist

8. Sensor Operator

   Average Salary: $51,597

   A sensor operator is a crewmember on aerospace systems. They receive and abide by special instructions, air tasking orders, and rules of engagement. They operate airborne sensors, monitor aircraft, study weapon systems, and assist pilots in flying aircraft. They are also responsible for maintaining reconnaissance and surveillance missions.

9. Weapon Systems Officer

10. Linguist