Aviator Wings

[USMCGRUNT]

Hello,

 

I have an unusual question I would think. I wanted to know if anyone could refer me to a link or place where I could find information on pilot wings and the hour requirements for wearing the different types? I am specifically looking for in the "commercial" world and not the military. I don't know if that matters or they are all the same?

[Wally]

I'm a snob, I won't wear the pretentious graded wings my employer provides. I wear my 1969 Army aviator wings.

The company, maybe program goes by years of service, 3 years for a senior, 5 for a master.

[jeff.f]

Thank you for your service USMCGRUNT. I don't have an answer to question.

 

Wally, you have inspired me. I think I will wear my Navy helo flight crew wings from now on.

[FredR]

You can't beat the look of the military aviator wings (from all services).

[AStarB3]

I wear my FAA Safety Team master wings

[klmmarine]

Thank you for your service USMCGRUNT. I don't have an answer to question.

 

Wally, you have inspired me. I think I will wear my Navy helo flight crew wings from now on.

 

That's what I'd do. Although I don't have much cause to wear wings anymore, I worked really hard to earn these and barring the FAA giving us standard Civilian Wings I think they'll do just fine.

 

[Vindicated0721]

Not that they are standardized civilian wings but the last set of wings in this picture I often come across in my research as being civilian wings.

[EAGLE1]

http://www.greatwings.com/wings3.html

 

Try here. You can have them customized any way you want.

[Snoopy Driver]

I earned my police wings after completing the a/c training and 1000 hours. We don't have senior or master wings.