Lossie being the best one out them all, of course... ;)

@@rjt6954 of course! What more could you want other than the bustling culture filled towns of Forres or Elgin!

goodluck mate

How is it going?

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Hi You won't only do a year. Postings are normally between 2-4 years, so you'll be in that specific role for at least that amount of time. Also, the role encompasses both sides, so you may switch between the two during your time in service. Or you may spend more time on one than another. It will depend on your own career progression. RAF Recruitment

@@royalairforce Thank you for the information.

Hi You can see the practice AST here on the RAF Recruitment website. You can also watch the video explaining what will happen on the day. We don't give out scores as it won't mean anything to you anyway as there are different scores in different sections. www.raf.mod.uk/recruitment/how-to-apply/ast RAF Recruitment

Hi No, you're not too old, the upper age for entry for that role is 47. We have people across all age ranges apply for all roles. You can give a preference to where you're posted, but it will be the RAF that decides and it will be where you're needed. That could be any station the RAF has in the UK, or elsewhere in the world. We will take your preference into account, but it's not always guaranteed. And it depends on where you currently live as to whether you're near an RAF station you could be posted to. Your family can live with you, there is an option for non-married couples to get accommodation, although you'll need to prove commitment (joint bank account, for example). Or you can travel to your posting weekly/shift pattern too, for example. RAF Recruitment

Hi Once you've completed your training you can decide to live on station or in your own place, it's entirely up to you. RAF Recruitment

Royal Air Force Brilliant thanks for the quick reply

Hi Kyle It's worth getting in touch with your local Armed Forces Careers Office. They will be able to give you some insight into the role and what life is like. Best of luck

Hi They are used for a range of things when required. Transporting personnel, air to air refuelling etc. RAF Recruitment

@@royalairforce thank you po

Via the role page via the link in the video description. RAF Recruitment

@@royalairforce Whats the special features of this aircraft. Is it similar to air force one or is it better. I mean, are there any special treatment for special VIP personnel/PM/Royal officials i.e conference rooms etc I'm the aircraft?

@@ibnahmed7537 They have their own specialised aircraft for government ministers, royals tend to fly in a modified BAe 146 but the majority of troop transport fly the repurposed tanker aircrafts

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Hi In the RAF Steward role you'll start on aircraft but you will have postings where you'll be on the ground in a mess etc. However, you're posted every 2-3 years so you'll have different places where you'll work during your career. RAF Recruitment

SREUX Not really they are there for your safety also to ensure the soldiers have a good flight there or back ✈️

, Hello Tom, understand fully about the job they do.Still dolly trollys in a different uniform. Except better paid working for a feral British airline or orish one.

And you're not profficient in basic grammar, even with a modern device that could correct it for you. No, they're not soildiers, they are Royal Air Force personnel performing their peace time military role, air and ground stewards. All RAF personnel also have a designated 'war role'.are trained in basic force protection to defend an installation and assessts in time of war. Garry H, ex RAF.

I'm a soldier transferring to the RAF, don't get the army guys trying to play it off like they are far better. In the army you get fucked around and shat on from day one. Roll on a better career where you get treat like a human being. Roll on Raf driver

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I served as a steward, early eighties. Believe me, we where trained in combat roles, and trained every six months, we also trained up, in fire fighting duties and security of bases. The work, was demanding at times. But it was good, fun.The job, put me in good stead, for a long and successful second career in the emergency services. Happily retired at 53 years of age.