Flying Training in India

Flying Training in India – CAPTESSAR AVIATION ACADEMY

India is emerging as a global center for rapid pilot training, the country’s expansion operated by the aviation industry, increasing demand for commercial pilots, and world -class flying training organizations (FTOs).

In this age of competition, the need for respectable and glamorous jobs are being felt by the youth. In the absence of proper guidance, highly qualified candidates are facing various difficulties in achieving prestigious employment. So today’s youth is looking for job sectors which are attractive also which has a great potential for employment. Civil aviation is such a sunshine sector and if proper career guidance is given, it can prove to be a miracle for young people.

As people across the globe continue to fall in love with travel, demand for qualified pilots is skyrocketing. This job require a person to be communicative, responsible, spontaneous, and patient enough to handle passengers and their concerns. This is a challenging job which demands hard work, quick decision making skills, and cool calculative mind to face any crisis.

Commercial pilots have the world’s best job in terms of pay and allowances, job security and social status. Aviation has fascinated the youth since beginning because pursuing a career in the Aviation industry is not only one of the most lucrative options but also among the most reputable professions. While commercial pilot’s job is full of responsibility and discipline, there are a lot of advantages that come with it. You get to fly to worldwide destinations, explore places, cultures, and people. The recent economic liberalization policies in India and the progress in tourism has resulted in the employment opportunities in aviation sector rising incredibly. Regional flights along with national and international flights have also become the need of the hour due to exponential rise in air travel. Below are some important information regarding flying/Pilot training.

✈ Why choose flight training in India?

• Growing aviation market
  India is one of the fastest growing civil aviation markets in the world. It creates a stable demand for well -trained pilots in domestic and international airlines.
• Cost affect training
  Flying training in India is relatively more affordable than Western countries, making it an attractive option for pilots.
• DGCA – approved flying school
  The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) approved and controlled flying schools, ensuring that the training meets national and international standards.
• Modern aircraft
  Most reputed institutes now use modern aircraft (like Cessna 172, Diamond DA40) and advanced simulators (FNPT II, ALSIM) for quality training.

🏫 Types of flight training programs

• Student Pilot License (SPL)
  Entry-level license is required before starting practical flight.
• Private pilot license
  Hobby for flight or personal use, with limited flight hours.
• Commercial pilot license
  Mandatory for those who aim to become a professional airline pilot.
• Multi-engine endorsement
  Training on twin-engine aircraft, required for airline jobs.
• Instrument rating (IR)
  A pilot allows to fly in low visibility using only equipment.
• Type rating
  Special training for blowing specific commercial aircraft (eg Airbus A320 or Boeing 737).

🧑 ✈ Eligibility Criteria

• Age: Minimum 17 years (CPL)
• Education: 10+2 with Physics & Math’s (non-science students can do bridge courses)
• Medical Fitness: DGCA Class I Medical Certificate
• English Proficiency

Career opportunities after CPL

• Airline first officer
• Charter operation
• Corporate aviation
• Flight instructor
• Government & Military flying roles
• UAV/Drone Pilot