Flight training is your first and most important step toward earning your wings and taking command of the skies! This essential part of the pilot training program equips aspiring pilots with the skills and knowledge to operate an aircraft safely and confidently.
Before beginning flight training, candidates must clear the DGCA CPL exams, covering core subjects like:
The training itself includes two key components:
Additionally, candidates must pass the DGCA Class 1 medical examination to confirm they’re physically fit to fly. Upon successful completion of these steps, candidates must log a minimum of 200 hours of flight training, which can be done through our global network of flight training partners. Locations include India, the USA, South Africa, New Zealand, and Europe.
When all exams, flight hours, and medical requirements are completed, candidates earn their Commercial Pilot License (CPL), unlocking endless possibilities in the aviation industry.
To earn your Commercial Pilot License (CPL), you need to complete specific flight and navigation milestones that prepare you for professional aviation. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what’s required:
This structured training ensures you’re equipped with the skills and confidence to navigate diverse flying scenarios and achieve your CPL.
If you complete your flight training in any of the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) contracting states, you’ll need to return to India for licence conversion. This process involves completing conversion flying and meeting the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) requirements to obtain your Indian DGCA licence. It ensures your international training aligns with local aviation standards and regulations.
