Commercial Pilot
Hey.
If you aspire to become a commercial pilot, you will be required to complete flying training from any flying school which is recognized by the DGCA. DGCA is the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. So make sure to select a flying school recognised by DGCA before enrolling. Also ensure that the institute has sufficient facilities, lab, instructors and more.
There are various type of training programmes offered by Flying schools like
SPL ie. Student Pilot License
PPL ie. Private Pilot License
CPL ie. Commercial Pilot License
So in order to become a commercial pilot, select a school which offers CPL training programme.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA-
The eligibility criteria in most of the flying schools is that to become a commercial pilot you must pass your 12th board exams with subjects- Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Different schools might prescribe a minimum aggregate as per their own requirements. Other than this, they also lay down specific physical as well as medical eligibility criteria related to height, eyesight etc.
COST INVOLVED-
The cost involved in order to complete commercial pilot training will differ from institute to institute. You can keep an estimate around 25 Lakhs to 35 Lakhs Rupees for the entire course.
Additional Course details-
For completion of this course as prescribed by DGCA you need to complete a minimum of 200 hours of training to complete the course. After completion too it is very essential to get Type Rating which is an additional certificate which includes additional training too. The cost of this will also be additional.
Career opportunities- The course would take around 8-10 months ideally and such courses offer dual/ solo, general flying, circuit & landing sorties. Instruments and cross country flights, skill tests, route checks and night flying rating as per DGCA requirement and as per offered by each individual institute. This license after completion of the course would be normally valid internationally. You can seek employment as pilot in Government and civil airlines or even in private companies , corporate companies, flying clubs which inclides a vast variety of career opportunities
FLYING SCHOOLS-
Delhi Flying Club
Madras Flying Club
Bombay Flying Club
Gujarat Flying Club
Andhra Pradesh Flying Club
Madhya Pradesh Flying Club
Rajasthan State Flying School
Government Aviation Training Institute, Bhubaneshwar
IGRUA (Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Academy
Ajanta Flying Club
Bihar Flying Training Institute
Ludhiana Aviation Club
Orient Flight School
Ahmedabad Aviation Academy
Tetra Aviation Academy
Kerala Aviation Training Institute
Tata Nagar Aviation, Jamshedpur
You can also complete flying course by joining the IAF (Indian Air Force). Here you can take admission directly after Class 12th through NDA. For this mode of admission Physics as a subject in 12th in mandatory. You can get into IAF after graduation too through AFCAT.
Best of luck!
Dear Student,
Greetings.
First, research your flight training options and then You should pick the best match for your aviation goals. Taking an introductory training flight lesson will help you a lot. Pilots must meet basic medical requirements to fly. If you want to fly professionally, you must meet higher medical standards than recreational pilots and should apply for a first class medical certificate through an Aeromedical Examiner (AME). Apply for a student pilot certificate through the FAA's Integrated Airman Certification and Rating Application (IACRA) website (your flight instructor can help with this). Start taking flight training lessons and begin working towards obtaining the aeronautical knowledge and pilot training experience requirements needed to become a private pilot. During your private pilot flight training, you will need to take and pass the computer-based FAA private pilot knowledge test. To be eligible for the test, you must receive an endorsement from your flight instructor. The final step in earning your FAA private pilot certificate is to take a practical exam with a Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE). This exam consists of both an oral and a flight portion, and once completed you will be a private pilot.
I hope this helps!
Dear Aspirant
It cost 70 thousand dollars and 40-50 you are doing it privately.
All the Best, further queries are always welcomed.
Aviation has good scope however itst amongst highest paying sectors but has huge competition for commercial pilots with stiff competition . An average package at starting is 10lpa and goes as high as 50lpa for 7+ years experience as its niche skill.
For experience above 20+ salary can go upto 5crores.
Hi Ambati
Here are the different flying school in India and aboard
1) Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Academy.
2) National flying training academy
3). Madhya Pradesh Flying Club.
4) Ahmedabad Aviation and Aeronautics Limited.
5)Bombay Flying Club.
There are more and more colleges .you can choose your college which is best for your convience.Course duration is 18 months .
The fees expenditure may vary from 21 to 50lakhs depends upon the fuel price. airline companies hire you when you have the minimum experience of 200 hours flying in a plane.
Thanks.
Hello,
For commercial pilot:
1. You must have Physics, Mathematics, English in your 10th nd 12th.
2. Minimum age limit is 17 years
3.Pass a medical class I & ll conducted by DGCA(Director General Civil Aviation) approved doctor/ hospital.
4.after that initial step is to get medical examination II completed after medical examination II reports, you can get medical certificate I. Go visit DGCA the have long list of doctor/hospital who are ceryifcer to issue this certificate.
5. Next is to apply respective flying school and clear their entrance exam . Which have written exam .intrrv int and aptitude test.
6. Select any of the flying school of which you clear exams . There you will complete your CPL training of nearly 15-18 month.
7 After completion of CPL training you are ready to apply for commercial airlines.
8. Further you can apply for Typewriting certificate.
Thank-you
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