My advice is not to find someone to spend money. Air force conscription is no better than ordinary conscription. Access and red envelopes have little effect here, and sometimes they are counterproductive.

Physical examination is the most critical part in air force recruitment, and most candidates for recruitment are eliminated in physical examination. The results of political examination and college entrance examination are relatively much easier.

Now both physical examinations have passed, which can be said to be 60% successful. Does your family support you to take the pilot test? Do they have any political problems or criminal records? If there are none, the political review will also pass. Then as long as your college entrance examination results are not too bad, you will generally be admitted.

If you muddle through the physical examination, you should give up frankly as soon as possible, and don't waste time and money because the physical examination is found to have dropped out of school. Physical problems are a matter of life and death. No one can cheat. It's a joke about your life. Even the son of the air force commander is not qualified to be a pilot!

During the period from enrollment to graduation, aviation schools are constantly eliminated. Those who were eliminated were transferred to the Air Force Ground Service major, and only 40% of them were able to graduate as pilots. You should be mentally prepared.