The Cadet Advisory Council (CAC) is an advisory body with three main purposes: (1)  “Provide an organization where cadets gain leadership experience at higher organizational levels;" (2) "aid the commander in monitoring and implementing the Cadet Program;" and (3) "make recommendations for improving and running the Cadet Program." While the CAC has no authority to implement policy, it can influence senior leaders and help improve the Cadet Program and CAP. Recommendations from the CAC that are placed into effect can affect multiple squadrons, the wing, region, or CAP as a whole.

The Louisiana Wing CAC is composed of one cadet primary representative and one cadet assistant from each squadron. The Louisiana Wing CAC usually meets four times a year and deals with issues that are concerning to cadets. If you have any concerns about the Cadet Program or CAP, be sure to discuss these issues with your squadron representative so the council may hear your ideas.