The Air Corps Uniform
The Air Corps has several dress categories that are worn at various times during military life.
Service Dress no.1
Ceremonial Dress, also known as Service Dress 1 is worn on special occasions including Presidential Guard of Honours and Military funerals among others.
Officers
Ceremonial Dress, also known as Service Dress No. 1 is worn on special occasions including Presidential Guard of Honours and Military funerals among others.
NCOs and Privates
Ceremonial Dress, also known as Service Dress 1 is worn on special occasions including Presidential Guard of Honours and Military funerals among others.
White gloves for ceremonial.
Service Dress no.2
The Number 2 Dress Uniform is worn during formal engagements other than ceremonial.
Officers
The Number 2 Dress Uniform is worn during formal engagements other than ceremonial.
NCOs and Privates
The Number 2 Dress Uniform is worn during formal engagements other than ceremonial.
No gloves are worn.
Working Dress
The Working Dress Uniform is worn during normal working days.
Officers
Air Corps Officers wear a blue "V" necked sweater, pale blue shirt, blue slacks and black shoes. This uniform is worn in many job roles including Air Traffic Control and Office work.
NCOs and Privates
Working dress for enlisted personnel includes a blue round neck sweater, dark blue shirt, blue trousers and black shoes.
Administrative personnel and other office personnel wear a uniform similar to Officers.
Flying Suit
The Flying suit is worn by all ranks engaged in flying operations. Pilots of high performance aircraft also wear a g-suit to prevent black outs during "High G" aerobatics and manoeuvres.
Aircrew on helicopters and pilots flying the pilatus PC-9M wear flying helmets with integrated communications.
