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AIRLINE PILOT

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Flight Training

Commercial Pilot Training

Train with the best FTO's in the world

Ground Training

Ground Classes for DGCA Examination

Join the ranks of successful pilots. Enroll in our DGCA Ground Classes today

DGCA CPL - India

  • Air Navigation

  • Air Regulations

  • Air Meteorology

  • Technical General

  • RTR

  • DGCA Exam Crash Course

DGCA CPL - Abroad

  • Air Navigation

  • Air Regulations

  • Air Meteorology

Single Programs

  • Technical General

  • RTR

  • Technical Specific

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Cadet Preparation

Cadet Pilot Program Preparation

We specialize in IndiGo and Air India Cadet Pilot Program Prep, ensuring you are fully prepared for every stage.

air india Cadet Pilot Preparation

  • AON / CUT-E - Pilot Assesment Test

  • Group Discussion

  • Personal Interview

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Indigo Cadet Pilot Preparation

  • ADAPT - Pilot Assesment Test

  • Group Discussion

  • Personal Interview

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Airline Preparation

JFO Airline Preparation

Specialized courses offering study materials, simulated tests, and interview coaching for better selection chances.

⁠1. Technical Examination

Prepare with focused training in Systems, Instruments, Flight Planning, and Meteorology for airline technical rounds.

⁠⁠2. Aptitude Assessment

Train in Monitoring, Multitasking, Numerical Reasoning, and Control Tasks for JFO aptitude tests.

⁠3. Psychometric Evaluation

Assesses personality traits and suitability.

4. Group Activities

Tests teamwork, leadership, and communication..

5. Interview Preparations

Includes technical and HR interviews.

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Simulator Training

Aircraft Type rating

An Aircraft Type Rating is a certification that pilots must obtain to operate certain types of aircraft.

Airbus 320 Type rating

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Boeing 737 Type rating

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How to Become a pilot?

Step 1

10th and 12th Board verification certificate

Get your 10th and 12th marksheets officially verified. This is needed to confirm your academic qualifications, especially Physics and Math in Class 12, before starting pilot training.

Step 2

medicals

Clear DGCA Class 2 and Class 1 medical tests to ensure you meet the health standards required for a pilot.

Step 3

Ground Classes

Begin your CPL theory training covering subjects like Meteorology, Navigation, and Air Regulations.

Step 4

Flight Training

Train at a flying school in India or abroad popular choices include the USA, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, and the Maldives. Complete a minimum of 200 flying hours.

Step 5

Airline Preparation

Get ready for airline selections with simulator sessions, mock interviews, and aptitude test training.

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Cadet Pilot programs

Air India Cadet Pilot Program

Air India Cadet Pilot Program - Embark on your Aviation journey to the skies with the Air India Cadet Pilot Programme.

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indigo Cadet Pilot Program

Indigo Cadet Pilot Program - Take flight with the fastest-growing airline in India.

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DGCA

Requirements

100 HOURS PILOT IN COMMAND (PIC)

250 NAUTICAL MILES (NM) CHECK

300 NAUTICAL MILES (NM) CHECK

10 TAKE OFF AND LANDING BY NIGHT

120 NAUTICAL MILES (NM) CHECK

10 HOURS MULTI-ENGINE

40 HOURS INSTRUMENT FLIGHT OUT OF WHICH 20 ON ACTUAL AND 20 SIMULATED

50 HOURS SOLO CROSS COUNTRY

FAQ,s

What is the minimum required qualification to commence Pilot training?

Minimum qualification required to commence Pilot training is 10+2 with Maths and Physics. If you haven’t done Maths and Physics in 10+2 you have an option of appearing for these specific subjects at 10+2 level from the National Institute of open schooling. Medical clearance to be obtained from DGCA appointed medical examiner. Minimum Age to commence Pilot Training = 18 years.

How long does it take to train to become a Pilot?

Becoming a Commercial Pilot typically takes 12 to 18 months, depending on factors like weather, training pace, and institute efficiency. This includes completing ground school, flight training, and passing the required DGCA exams and checks.

What are the regulatory requirements to obtain a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL)?

To obtain a Commercial Pilot Licence, most aviation authorities around the world require you to

  • Be at least 18 years of age
  • Have completed high school education, typically with Physics and Mathematics
  • Hold a valid Class 1 Medical Certificate
  • Accumulate a minimum of 200 hours of flight time
  • Pass the required theoretical exams and flight skill tests
  • Clear any additional licensing checks, such as radio communication exams (e.g., RTR or equivalent)

Requirements may vary slightly depending on the country’s aviation authority, so it’s important to check with the regulator where you plan to train or work.

Can I become a Pilot with Commerce or Arts background?

Students from Commerce or Arts streams are eligible to become pilots. The only academic requirement is that you must have Physics and Mathematics at the 10+2 level.
If you didn’t study these subjects in school, you can still qualify by taking them through NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) or any other recognized board. Once you meet this requirement, you’re eligible to begin pilot training.

What are the medical requirements to become a pilot?

Pilots need to clear the DGCA Class 2 Medical to start training and Class 1 Medical to hold a CPL. The medicals check for general fitness, eyesight, hearing, and heart health. It must be conducted by DGCA-approved medical examiners.

What are the minimum requirements to get a pilot job?

To apply for airline pilot jobs, you need:

  • A valid CPL issued by DGCA
  • Multi-Engine and Instrument Rating
  • RTR (Aero) license
  • Minimum flying hours (as per job posting) Some airlines may also prefer or require Type Rating on specific aircraft.

How to start a Commercial Pilot Training course?

To begin, follow these steps:

  • Clear DGCA Class 2 Medical
  • Enroll and start your Ground School
  • Choose a DGCA-approved flying school
  • Appear for Class 1 Medical
  • Begin Flight Training and DGCA exams

We recommend starting with a good counseling session to plan your journey properly.

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