The List of Nigerian Air force Ranks and Their Salary Structure

 

Table Of Contents
Commissioned Officers	
Non-Commissioned Officers	
Conclusion




The Nigerian Air force is the air-focused military force. It was formally established in January 1964 with technical assistance from West Germany. The air force started life as a transport unit with aircrew being trained in Canada, Ethiopia, and Pakistan. The air force did not get a combat capability until a number of MiG-17 aircraft were presented by the Soviet Union in 1966. It flies transport, trainer, helicopter, and fighter aircraft. The Nigerian Air force salary structure is based on their ranks and educational qualifications and is divided into commissioned and non-commissioned officers. This article will therefore provide the list of Nigerian Air Force ranks and their salary structure.
Commissioned Officers	

Marshal of the Nigerian Air Force: This rank is yet to be attained and so there is no stipulated amount of salary for now
Air Chief Marshal: Earns N1,724,283 as salary
Air Marshal: Earns N1,486,451 as salary
Air Vice-Marsha: Earns N1,376,343 as salary
Air Commodore: Earns N677,895 as salary
Group Captain: Earns N352,631 as salary
Wing Commander: Earns N342,586 as salary
Squadron Leader: Earns N248,004 as salary
Flight Lieutenant: Earns N232,484 as salary
Flying Officer: Earns N218,400 as salry
Pilot Officer: Earns N187,159 as salary
Non-Commissioned Officers	

Air Warrant Officer: Earns N171,793 as salary
Master Warrant Officer: Earns N165,697 as salary
Warrant Officer: Earns N101,974 as salary
Flight Sergeant: Earns N87,119 as salary
Sergeant: Earns N69,261 as salary
Corporal: Earns N55,832 as salary
Air Craftman: Earns N53,892 as salary
Recruit: Earns N10,237 as salary
Conclusion

We are always open to new suggestions as pertaining this article because this salary structure was last updated in the year 2007.