Which of the following is an additional duty for an RAF officer?

• A. Lighting of runways
• B. Liaison Officer
• C. Organisation of Station sports
• D. Cleaning aircraft

Answer: (C)

An officer’s additional duties are typically the non-operational responsibilities that support the station’s welfare, administration, and leadership. Organising Station sports is a classic example of this kind of duty, because it involves planning, coordinating teams and events, managing facilities and budgets, and promoting morale and teamwork across the station. It shows you can lead, delegate, and handle practical logistics outside your primary job.

The other options are more about technical or specialist tasks handled by other roles: lighting runways and cleaning aircraft are maintenance/engineering or ground-handling duties, not officer-level welfare or administrative tasks; a Liaison Officer is a specific posting, not an everyday additional duty that reflects the broad leadership and organizational responsibilities expected of officers.