India’s aviation industry is growing rapidly, offering aspiring pilots a strong foundation through DGCA-approved flight schools and structured Commercial Pilot Training programs. With modern training aircraft, advanced simulators, and increasing airline opportunities, India provides a comprehensive environment to begin your flying journey. Its globally recognised DGCA licence ensures a solid pathway to both domestic and international aviation careers.
The DGCA-approved Commercial Pilot Training program combines ground theory with practical flying, guiding students through every stage from SPL to CPL using modern aircraft and simulators for professional airline readiness.
14-16 MONTHS
The pilot training program combines classroom theory with in-flight training, guiding students step by step through all license stages to build confidence, proficiency and achieve their Commercial Pilot license. Training timelines may exceed based performance.
200 Hrs
Students complete structured flight hours from SPL to CPL, including Instrument Rating (IR) and Multi-Engine training under DGCA regulations. The program ensures complete proficiency and readiness for Commercial Pilot Licence issuance in India.
INR 58lakhs - 60lakhs
Covers all aspects of training, including ground school, simulator sessions, flight hours, and license support, offering a clear and structured pathway to becoming a professional pilot.
This Covers
Study Material
Flight Training
Checkride Flights
License Insurance
Extra Flying Hours (if required)
Theory Classes
Accommodation & Living Costs
Written Exams
Personal Insurance
Medicals
1
Students begin with DGCA-prescribed subjects including Air Regulations, Meteorology, Air Navigation, and Technical General. This stage builds a strong theoretical foundation essential for safe and efficient flying.
2
Covers aviation basics, aircraft familiarization, and air regulations, followed by an oral exam conducted by the Chief Flying Instructor to assess readiness for solo flying.
3
Students perform their first supervised solo flights, practicing take-offs, landings, circuits, and basic manoeuvres to develop confidence and independent flying skills
4
ilots accumulate required flight hours through cross-country navigation, instrument flying, and advanced exercises. Ensuring precision and decision-making proficiency before check rides.
5
Adds multi-engine proficiency under IFR, a must for airline training and advanced checkrides. Usually endorsed after CPL training.
Obtain a valid DGCA Class 1 medical (for CPL pathway) from an authorised AME to confirm fitness for professional flying.
Attend DGCA-prescribed ground school covering Air Regulations, Navigation, Meteorology, Technical Subjects and Human Performance.
Sit the DGCA written papers and clear the required theory exams to progress to practical training stages.
Complete the RTR/RT licence course and exam to obtain mandatory aviation radio telephony endorsement.
Select a DGCA-approved FTO based on fleet, instructor experience, placement outcomes and student support services.
Apply for and obtain your SPL after initial training and checks — this authorises you to commence supervised solo flying.
Obtain the FRTOL from WPC after passing the RTR exam. This licence authorises pilots to operate aircraft radio communication equipment during flight.
Complete structured practical training from PPL through hour-building to CPL (including IR/ME as required), with regular checks and final DGCA skill tests.
Commercial Pilot Training program in India provides aspiring pilots with a well-structured pathway to obtain a DGCA-approved Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) along with Multi-Engine and Instrument Ratings. Conducted at DGCA-certified Flying Training Organisations, the program combines extensive ground classes with practical flight experience in diverse weather and airspace conditions. The training adheres to the highest national aviation standards, ensuring students develop strong technical and operational skills. Upon completion, graduates earn a DGCA-recognised licence, qualifying them for airline careers within India and across global aviation networks.
Complete your 12th with Physics and Maths, pass a Class 1 medical, clear DGCA exams, and enroll in a DGCA-approved flying school for CPL training.
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