What is AvIP and who is it for?

What is AvIP and who is it for?

• A. Aviation Incentive Pay and Rated officers
• B. Aviation Insurance Program for Pilots
• C. Air Vehicle Incentive Pay for All Personnel
• D. Advanced Incentive Pay for Enlisted

Answer: (A)

AvIP stands for Aviation Incentive Pay, a special pay designed for people who fly as part of their duties. It goes to those who hold an aeronautical rating—rated officers—meaning officers who have earned a flight designation (like pilots and other aircrew officers) and are assigned to aviation duties. This pay recognizes the extra responsibilities, training, and hazards that come with flying. It isn’t for all personnel, and it isn’t an insurance program or a pay for enlisted personnel who aren’t in aviation duties.

AvIP stands for Aviation Incentive Pay, a special pay designed for people who fly as part of their duties. It goes to those who hold an aeronautical rating—rated officers—meaning officers who have earned a flight designation (like pilots and other aircrew officers) and are assigned to aviation duties. This pay recognizes the extra responsibilities, training, and hazards that come with flying. It isn’t for all personnel, and it isn’t an insurance program or a pay for enlisted personnel who aren’t in aviation duties.