Gopal
To Become a Pilot
I am Gopal, 10th class, from GSSS carterpuri Gurgaon. I want to become Pilot. Please Guide me what i have to do after 10th and form where i will get training. #professional #educator #airline-industry #aircraft
3 answers
Wayne Johnson
Wayne’s Answer
Gopal - Try the following website for information on how to become a commercial pilot in India.
It will take a lot of money somewhere around $30,000 (US).
You also need to take a physical every few years or more often depending on your countrys requirements..
One way to do it is to join the military and if you can become a pilot in the military that experience will count towards the hours you need to get your licenses.
Also try the following website for information on becoming a pilot:
http://www.ehow.com/how_5453990_become-commercial-airline-pilot-india.html
Treasa Deepa
Treasa’s Answer
Commercial pilots are the pilots who are eligible to fly the passenger flights for commercial airlines. They have the responsibility of helping hundreds to reach from point A to point B most efficiently and safely.
The requirements to be a pilot changes from one institution to another. Few of the credentials that are common among all institutions are that the candidate should be an Indian citizen, has to be unmarried and can’t have any mental or physical problems. One can apply for a student pilot license at the age of 16 years. The candidates should ensure that they have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in their 10+2. They should also have an aggregate score of 50% in all subjects. To become get the commercial pilot license you need to study B.Sc. aviation from a well-recognized academy which has been recognized by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. Every college will conduct an entrance test before admitting students for their programs.
Written examination
Pilot Aptitude Test: Personal interview and DGCA medical examination:
Aftab Ursani
Aftab’s Answer
Government of each country have Civil Aviation Authority CAA. or. FAA Federal Aviation Agency to control and regulate all the commercial and private aviation activity by certifying the airplanes and pilots who fly them and maintenance engineers and technicians. CAA has also regulatory control over Flight Training Schools FTOs which are engaged in training cadet pilots by offering module courses and giving out flying instructions and lessons. In short Aviation is highly regulated business, all the aircrafts are registered in their country of registry and carry certificate of registry C of R, certificate of maintenance C of M and Radio license in the flight deck of that airplane.
The FTO has instructors who are already certified by CAA or FAA who train the pilots individually mostly on the single engine aircrafts and eventually issue them Private Pilot License PPL or CPL when all the course and minimum flying hours requirements are met by the trainee pilot. The license is then issued by CAA or FAA.
To start to become a pilot, you need to be 17 years of minimum age and 10th grade school certificate and need to contact the FTO or flight training school for PPL or private pilot License or commercial pilot license CPL. You will be issued SPL Student Pilot License initially. After CPL you will need to get ATPL airline transport pilot license.
Applicant for SPL will need medical class 2 certificate or higher and shall be capable of speaking, reading and understanding English Language and applicant shall need security clearance from local police. An applicant can fly up to 3 hours with out SPL. The PPL license will require knowledge of radio telephony, knowledge of air law and air navigation.
PPL needs satisfactory completion of basic flight training in accordance with approved syllabus with approved flight trying school, aeronautical experience of at least 50 flying hours including skill test as a pilot of an aero plane which includes 10 hours of solo flying hours under supervision of Authorized Flight Instructor
For CPL flight hours needed are 150 plus skill check.