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Executive Mission Aviator: ASVAB score requirement

Short answer

The Air Force publishes this score requirement for Executive Mission Aviator: Mechanical (M) 60+ and Administrative (A) 50+. It is one requirement among several; the job page also lists non-score requirements, and the openings available when you enlist matter too.

What the requirement means

Your Air Force scores (your recruiter has them if your report does not show them)

Score requirements as published on each job's page at www.airforce.com, checked 2026-09-24. Meeting a published score requirement is not an offer of that job: medical, security, citizenship and the openings available when you enlist also decide it. Your recruiter's system is the authority.

The scores it reads

Compared with other Aviation and Flight jobs

10 of the 27 Aviation and Flight jobs with a published requirement have a lower lowest threshold than this one (50); the range in the category is 41–70.

Source

Requirement read from Executive Mission Aviator on airforce.com on 2026-09-24; that page is the authority, and it lists the job's other requirements. All Air Force jobs · How we verify

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Primary references

  1. Air Force careers — enlisted job pages, each listing its minimum ASVAB composite (M, A, G or E) — U.S. Air Force (airforce.com) · government · retrieved 2026-09-24, verified 2026-09-24
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