Commercial Pilot Training In INDIA

1] Enrollment :

The registration process is the first step towards enrolment.

• Following registration, candidates will receive assistance in applying for board verification and a computer number based on the pertinent paperwork. Your individual identification is provided through the Central Examination Organization (CEO), DGCA, in order to show up for all Pilot examination types.
• A candidate who wants to become a commercial pilot must demonstrate their medical fitness. Therefore, candidates need to have a Class II Medical clearance from one of the DGCA-approved physicians.

We provide complete assistance to our permanent students in the entire process of Class II and Class I medicals.

2] DGCA Ground School Training:

Before beginning flying training, candidates must appear for and pass the DGCA theoretical CPL exams. Candidates need to submit an application for a Student Pilot License after passing DGCA exams. DGCA preparatory ground classes are provided in our dedicated ground training centers with state of the art facility.

3] Flying Training:

From having no prior flying experience, students will advance to earning Commercial Pilot licenses with Single Engine (SE-IR) and Multi-Engine (ME-IR) Instrument Rating endorsements. The DGCA has established the following flying training requirements for commercial pilot licenses.

• Total Flying – 200 Hours
• Instrument Flying – 50 Hours
• Pilot-in-Command (PIC) – 100 Hours
• Cross Country (PIC) – 50 Hours
• Night Flying (PIC) – 05 Hours

Accommodations:

Enrolled students will receive accommodations from Vayudoot Aviation. Whether you choose single, double, or triple occupancy will affect the cost of your accommodations.