Procedure For Pilot Training

The entire pilot training course is divided into two parts, both having equal importance viz. (1) Theoretical (Ground) Training and (2) Practical (Flight) Training. The authority requires a candidate to pass a written examination in various Aeronautical / Technical subjects and a practical flight-test in both parts respectively. To fulfill the requirements of passing the written examination and flight test, the candidate is required to undergo training either in India or abroad.

In order to qualify as a professional pilot, a prospective candidate is required to undergo training in two parts as explained earlier in four different stages and obtain four different pilots licenses one after the other as follows :

1. Student Pilots License (SPL) [Theory Course]

2. Radio Telephony (Restricted) / Flight Radio Telephone Operator License

[Theory Course]

3. Private Pilots License (PPL) Theory Course + 40 hours of Practical Course]

4. Commercial Pilots License (CPL) [Theory Course + Total 250 hours of Practical Course].

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