How can i become a pilot in the air force?

Alright here is the deal, don't listen to a lot of what answers people have been giving you. You do not need a private pilot's license do become a pilot in the air force. Also, you do not have to go to the Academy, but you would have a better chance there. You can go through ROTC in college, all the while getting a bachelor's degree and maintaining a high GPA. If you do well on the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test (AFOQT) then that will help you as well. You want to stay involved with stuff within ROTC as it will make you stand out to the commander which is important as their ranking has an affect on your chances of becoming a pilot. You also do not have to have 20/20 despite popular belief, but it does need to be good. I believe it goes up to 20/70. There are a lot of other medical requirements besides the eyes. Oh, and by the way, you can't just "sign up" for pilot training, you have to apply for it and get selected, if you meet all the requirements, and get a good commanders ranking, then you may be competitive.

make sure u got 20/20 first... thnx ;)

Finish high school with good grades and then go to 2 years college and then join the AF enter officer training school and enter pilot training.

get a pilots licence then go to the air force and tell them what you want to do and they will tell you the classes that are required

join the air force training program and hopefully you will pass and be able to fly. hope this helps.

Get into the Air Force Academy and be in the top 10% of your class. They you might be sble to get flight training.

get into the Air Force Academy and sign up for the Pilot program