Commercial Pilot License (CPL)

Eligibility Criteria :

Age :	18 Years & above
Educational Qualification :	10 +2 with Maths and Physics.
Duration of Course :	1 year
Medical Fitness :	Must meet the required standards

Note : Non Science students can apply to National Institute of Open School www.nos.org to meet the requirements

Flying details

Flying hours provided :

200 Hours on Cessna 172R – Glass Cockpit

Ground subjects covered :	Air Regulations
	Air Navigation
	Meteorology
	Technical General
	Technical Specific (C172)
	Radio Telephony (RTR)

To obtain a CPL, students have to complete 200 Hours of flying and also pass all the exams on the subjects mentioned above, which is conducted by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). The RTR exam alone is conducted by the Wireless and Planning Commission (WPC) of India.

What after CPL?

Being in Possession of a Commercial Pilot License is the basic requirement to enter into an Airline industry as a Pilot. After obtaining this License, a student can join any Airline as a Pilot (First Officer). And as he gains experience he can become the Captain of that particular Aircraft he flies, depending on the Airlines requirement.

A CPL holder can also join any Charter company as a pilot or even become a Flight Instructor at a Flying school or even join the Indian Air Force. There are many more such possibilities in the Aviation Industry for a CPL holder).

Private Pilot License (PPL)

Eligibility Criteria :

Age :	17 Years & above
Educational Qualification :	10th
Duration of Course :	6 months

Flying Details

Flying hours provided :

60 Hours

Ground subjects covered :	Air Regulations
	Air Navigation
	Meteorology
	Technical General
	Technical Specific (C172)
	Radio Telephony (RTR)

To obtain a PPL, students have to complete 60 Hours of flying and also pass all the exams on the subjects mentioned above, which is conducted by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). The RTR exam alone is conducted by the Wireless and Planning Commission (WPC) of India.

What after PPL?

For hobby and fun flyers. T he qualification of this license authorizes a pilot to non-commercially fly aircrafts . To those who wish to experience the unlimited freedom and the romance of flying.