It depends on rank, time in service, and a number of other factors.
However, pilots are always officers, and a brand-new, freshly-minted 2nd Lieutenant in the USAF makes (as of November 2013) just under $34,000 per year in base pay. They also receive other benefits (housing allowances, flight pay, hazard pay, etc.) making it somewhat tricky to compare that to a civilian salary... and it just goes up as rank and time-in-service increase. A captain with 3 years service would be making about $55k base pay.
125,000
An Air Force pilot's pay is determined by the pilot's rank. Ranging from $36,000 a year to $120,000 a year. For the full pay chart search the topic on the web.
The pilots of Air Force One are military personnel and get paid according to their rank and length of service.
how much does an Australian pilot make a year
1000 pula per decade
you get paid a penney a day b@*@*
To be a pilot in the Air Force, you must be a commissioned officer, which a Lieutenant is.
They are paid their millitary pay based on rank.
88 billion dollars a day
Air Force pilot
U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School was created in 1944.
They get paid £23475