Introduction to Piloting

Introduction to piloting involves the understanding of the basic principles and skills required to operate an aircraft safely and effectively. Learning ground school instructions, Aircraft Familiarization (Understanding the different parts of an aircraft and their functions), Hands-on flight training with a certified flight instructor (CFI) in a dual-controlled aircraft including how flight controls and instruments work to manoeuvre the aircraft, Aerodynamics, Emergency Procedures, etc. read less

 Aviation General Knowledge

Aviation General Knowledge encompasses a broad understanding of various aspects of aviation, including aircraft types, flight operations, aviation regulations, safety protocols, and historical developments. It provides insights into the evolution of aviation technology, the functioning of aviation organizations, and the economic and environmental impacts of the aviation industry. Having a solid grasp of Aviation General Knowledge is vital for aviation professionals to make informed decisions, adapt to evolving industry trends, and contribute to the advancement of aviation globally.

 Regulatory Requirmentest of CPL & TR

Rule 38 of Aircraft Rules 1937 empowers the Directorate General of Civil Aviation to administer licenses, including SPL, PPL, GPL, CPL, ATPL, etc. The prerequisites for Flight Crew Licenses are outlined in Schedule II of Aircraft Rules, 1937. Applicants must meet criteria related to age, education, medical fitness, exam success, and relevant flying experience. Candidates scoring a minimum of 70% in a subject's Theoretical Knowledge Examination pass. Successful applicants receive their licenses from the DGCA through its Directorate of Training & Licensing. For a Commercial Pilot License (CPL), applicants need: 

 1. A DGCA-issued Computer Number 

 2. Passed Class 12 with Physics & Mathematics or equivalent.

FTOS IN & abroad

FTOs are aviation training centers approved by DGCA in India. They offer theoretical classes, flight simulator sessions, and practical flight experience. Currently, there are 36 FTOs operating at 57 bases. To check if a foreign institute is recognized by DGCA for CPL: 

1. Visit DGCA website: Check official lists of approved institutes. 

2. Contact DGCA: Reach out directly for specific institute recognition. 

3. Consult aviation experts: Seek advice from pilots or training professionals. 

4. Verify credentials: Ensure the institute's credentials are recognized by DGCA before enrolling in a CPL program abroad.

Air Regulations

Air regulations typically refer to the rules and standards established by governmental bodies or international organizations to safeguard the interests of passengers, crew members, and the public at large. The purpose of air regulations is to create a framework that balances safety, security, efficiency, environmental responsibility, and consumer interests to support the sustainable development of the aviation industry.They cover various aspects such as aircraft operations, maintenance, airspace management, safety protocols, emissions control, and noise abatement.