- Minimum Age of 17 years
- Approval of the Chief Flight Instructor
- Valid Private Pilot’s Licence or Commercial Pilot’s Licence
- Valid Category 1 or Category 3 Medical
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Pilot training is a challenging and rewarding field, We offer a comprehensive curriculum that covers all aspects of piloting, from basic flying skills to advanced emergency procedures.
A private pilot license (PPL) or a private pilot certificate, is a license that permits the holder to act as the pilot in command of an aircraft privately (not for remuneration).
Theoretical knowledge examination in the subjects of Composite Paper (conducted Online – Computer Based), aircraft & engine/instruments in general and specific (conducted by OMR based). The Composite paper shall contain the subjects of Air Navigation, Aviation Meteorology and Air Regulations.
The requirements for issue of the Flight Crew Licenses are prescribed in Schedule II of Aircraft Rules, 1937.
Private Pilot Licence (PPL):
The applicant should have
1. A Computer Number allotted by CEO, DGCA
2. Passed Class Ten or equivalent examination from a recognized board.
CIVIL AVIATION REQUIREMENTS
SECTION 7, FLIGHT CREW STANDARDS
SERIES ‘B’ PART I, ISSUE III, 29TH OCT, 2015
A commercial pilot licence (CPL) is a type of pilot licence that permits the holder to act as a pilot of an aircraft and be paid for their work. Different licenses are issued for the major aircraft categories: airplanes, airships, balloons, gliders, gyroplanes and helicopters.
CPL: Theoretical knowledge examination in the subjects of Air Navigation, Aviation Meteorology, Air Regulation (conducted Online – Computer Based), aircraft & engine/instruments in general, specific (conducted by OMR based), and performance (if applicable). Performance paper (paper based) is applicable to heavy aeroplane having MTOW more than 5700 kg or Twin Engine Helicopter.
The requirements for issue of the Flight Crew Licenses are prescribed in Schedule II of Aircraft Rules, 1937.
Commercial Pilot License (CPL):
The applicant should have
1. A Computer Number allotted by CEO, DGCA
2. Passed Class 10+2 standard examination with Physics & Mathematics as subjects from a recognized Board/ University or its equivalent examination.
CIVIL AVIATION REQUIREMENTS
SECTION 7, FLIGHT CREW STANDARDS
SERIES ‘B’ PART I, ISSUE III, 29TH OCT, 2015
Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) is the highest level of certification an aircraft pilot can have. It allows a pilot to be in command of aircraft. To become a Captain with an Airline, a pilot will need to have an Airline Transport Pilot License.
ATPL: Theoretical knowledge Examination in the subjects of Air Navigation, Aviation Meteorology, Radio Aids and Instruments (conducted ONLINE – Computer Based), and Oral ( as applicable).
Note: ATPL License is not issued on single engine aircraft
The requirements for issue of the Flight Crew Licenses are prescribed in Schedule II of Aircraft Rules, 1937.
ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot License):
The applicant should have Indian Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) with multi-engine endorsement. Flying experience required for issue is 1500 hrs.
The WPC (Wireless Planning and coordination) wing of the Ministry of Communication, Government of India conducts this examination and issues the RTR (A) or Radio Telephony Restricted (Aeronautical) license in India. The RTR (A) license is required for the use of communication equipment in an aircraft and is the prerequisite for the issue of a pilot license. In air transportation, the information and instructions transmitted are of vital importance in assisting in the safe and expeditious operation of aircraft. On the other hand, the use of non-standard procedures and phraseology can lead to misunderstanding. This elaborates on the importance of using correct and precise standard phraseology. Students will be trained accordingly to appear for the RTR license exam from the Wireless Planning and Coordination Wing (WPC) of the Ministry of Communication, Government of India. Under India’s best RTR(A) instructor H.C.Shukla (ex-IGRUA) having more than 30 years of experience.
The RTR (Aeronautical) exam consists of the following two parts:
Part 1: Practical test in Regulations and Procedures (Transmission)
Part 2: Oral Exam (VIVA) in A) Regulation and Procedure B) Radio principles and practice.
Airmanship Aviation Academy and Services Pvt Ltd is an outstanding pilot training academy for those looking to commence a career in aviation. A high standard of training is provided by exceptional instructors who guide you through all the stages of the Cadet Pilot Program Preparatory classes.
The Cadet program consists of 3 Stages:
Eligibility & Requirements
Candidate Registration: Once all the requirements are met candidates need to register with DGCA, there are 3 different registration requirements that give access to specific facilities.
PMR Number: Stands for “previous medical record” Issued by after Class 2 medical report is submitted. It is a unique file number for each candidate that maintains for its documentation. All future communication will be based on this reference.
Computer Number: It is a permanent unique number issued to each candidate by the Central examination organization (CEO), DGCA. It is required for appearing in the examinations conducted by DGCA. It’s not required for appearing in the examinations of SPL, GPL, FRTOL-R. Min age 16 years.
EGCA: Applicant must be registered on eGCA portal and should have a unique eGCA ID. This portal maintains all the Licenses, Ratings, and Flying hours records. All the Licensing issuance and Renewal requests are made from here.
DGCA Requirements (CPL with IR and ME) Within 5 years from license application.
After obtaining Commercial Pilot License, one of the best career prospects is Assistant Flight Instructor (AFIR). This profession can help edifice an ample number of flying hours and at the same time enormous knowledge while training the trainees in the due course of employment. Under the privilege of AFIR, Upon further experience and completion of requirements, one can become a Pilot Instructor and Chief Flight Instructor in any of the Flying Training Schools.
Flight instructor rating is also another course available in Airmanship Aviation Academy and Services Pvt Ltd. A flight instructor is a person who helps in flying an aircraft. The minimum age requirement is 20 years of age and above. Qualifications require valid AFIR/ CPL/RTR and FRTOL. Flying requirements are of a minimum of 300 hours as instructional flying and 30 hours as a Pattern flying instructor.
The multi-engine rating allows you to fly airplanes with two or more engines. This program consists of an estimated 8 hours of dual instruction. Training is conducted in Montair’s Piper Seneca II turbocharged aircraft equipped with GPS, de-icing systems, and dual-axis autopilot.
The multi-engine rating syllabus offered by us has been developed from many years of successfully training hundreds of pilots. It follows the requirements of the Canadian Aviation Regulations and the Transport Canada Multi-Engine Class Rating Flight Test Guide.
Type rating is a training certification for a particular type of airplane. DGCA requires this training for aircraft above the maximum weight of 5,700 kg. All turbojet-powered aircraft require a type rating, regardless of MTOW. Most of the aircrafts above this weight are generally certified for multi-crew operations, meaning it requires a captain and a first officer. Both the captain and copilot need to hold the pilot type rating for that aircraft
This training is also important because above this weight, the complexity of systems and operating procedures are very significant and beyond the scope of the CPL training skills. Most of the pilots with type-rating can only fly one type of aircraft at a time. Senior pilots with years of experience have some exemptions where they can fly 2 different types of aircraft of the same manufacturer (e.g. A320 and A330).
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Note: Above numbers are approximate and actual training profile will depend on aircraft specific and operator requirements
Prepare for your Airline Simulator Assessment and gain a competitive edge with your airline application. Utilizing our state-of-the-art Flight Simulator, preparation packages are individually tailored to cater to the different needs of pilots preparing for this important career move.
The objective of this course is to prepare the candidate for the application and interview phases of airline recruitment processes. Better enabling the graduate of the course to understand and respond to key questions, pass the group test phase, and interview phase, and consolidate sim work linked with CRM skills required by airline interview staff. The aircraft focused on are either; A320 or B737 – the most widely adopted aircraft and generally the first step in your aviation jet career. The candidate chooses their preferred aircraft.
Welcome to Airmanship Aviation Academy and Services Pvt Ltd. Are you dreaming of becoming a Pilot? We are here to help you. Our systematic process helps students to find if this career as an Airline Pilot is the right choice for them or not.
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