CPL / ME / IR
Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
Our CPL program takes you beyond the basics, providing skills to operate aircraft for compensation. Master advanced flight maneuvers and navigation.
Prerequisites: Hold a valid PPL, meet required flight hours, and complete ground school curriculum.
Multi-Engine Rating
Enhance your skills handling complex aircraft with multiple engines. Learn specialized multi-engine operations techniques for greater versatility.
Prerequisites: Hold a CPL and complete additional multi-engine flight hours.
Instrument Rating
Learn to fly solely by reference to instruments, essential for low-visibility or night flights. Gain confidence navigating through clouds and challenging weather.
Prerequisites: Hold a CPL, accumulate specified flight hours, and complete advanced ground school.
Duration
10 - 12 Months
Eligibility
✈ DGCA Class I Medical Certificate – Required for the issuance of a CPL (Commercial Pilot License).
✈ Educational Qualifications – Must have completed 10th and 12th grades with Physics and Mathematics as core subjects.
✈ Minimum Age – You must be 17 years or older at the time of enrollment.
✈ Proficiency in English – Adequate competency in English, both written and spoken, is necessary for training and communication in aviation.
Flight Training & Theory Modules
✈ Flight Training Program
- Single-Engine Flight – 185 hours on aircraft like the Cessna 172, Tecnam, and Diamond DA-40.
- Multi-Engine Flight – 15 hours on aircraft such as the Piper, Diamond DA-42, and Tecnam.
- Simulator Training – 20 hours using advanced simulators like Red Bird and Diamond simulators for enhanced flight experience and procedures practice.
✈ Theory Modules
- Aviation Regulations – Comprehensive understanding of the rules and regulations governing air traffic and pilot responsibilities.
- Meteorology – In-depth knowledge of weather patterns, forecasting, and their impact on flight planning and safety.
- Navigation – Mastery of navigation techniques, including chart reading, route planning, and position fixing.
- Technical General – Study of general aircraft systems, including flight controls, engines, and avionics.
- Radio Telephony (RTR) – Proficiency in radio communication procedures and protocols for effective aviation communication.
- Technical Specifications – Detailed study of specific aircraft systems and operations, focusing on different aircraft models used during training.