The ranks of the Australian Flying Corps were Army Ranks from the Australian Imperial Force. Unlike the Royal Air Force, the AFC did not re-organize itself into a seperate and independant air service, instead remaining an AIF Unit until 1919 when it was demobilized in favour of the Army Air Corps. In 1921, the AAC became the Australian Air Force, an independant air service. later that year the Royal moniker was picked up and the AAF became the RAAF.

Rank Roles Lieutenant Colonel Army Wing Commander Major Squadron Commander Captain Flight Commander, Recording Officer, Equipment Officer Lieutenant Pilot, Observer, Recording Officer, Equipment Officer, Wireless Officer, Armament Officer 2nd Lieutenant Pilot, Observer, Pilot in Training, Observer in Training Cadet Pilot in Training, Observer in Training Warrant Officer   Flight Sergeant Chief Mechanic Sergeant Armourer, Fitter, Rigger, Gear Mechanic Corporal Fitter, Rigger First Class Air Mechanic Armourer, Acetylene Welder, Blacksmith, Coppersmith, Tinsmith, Engine Fitter, Gear Mechanic, Aircraft Rigger, Electrician, Magneto-Repairer, Fitter, Machinist, Sailmaker Second Class Air Mechanic Armourer, Acetylene Welder, Blacksmith, Coppersmith, Tinsmith, Engine Fitter, Gear Mechanic, Aircraft Rigger, Electrician, Magneto-Repairer, Fitter, Machinist, Sailmaker Third Class Air Mechanic Armourer, Acetylene Welder, Blacksmith, Coppersmith, Tinsmith, Engine Fitter, Gear Mechanic, Aircraft Rigger, Electrician, Magneto-Repairer, Fitter, Machinist, Sailmaker Private Driver