Indian Commercial Pilot Licence Course

This course is intended to convene the necessities for program of study approved beneath section D, E in addition to F of Schedule II of Indian Aircraft Rules, 1937 of Directorate General of Civil Aviation, which comes under ambit of Civil Aviation Department, Government of India, for issue of Indian Commercial Pilots authorization. Students wanting to do this course must have attained age of sixteen years and should at least have minimum qualification of being 10+2. Students falling in the ambit of science background are eligible to take part in this course and the approved board must be SSC board. A flight radio operator's license and radiotelephone license have to be obtained. During CPL, the candidate should have exposure to a range of aircraft and fulfill other conditions like specified hours of solo flying, cross country flying and height flying. The Indian Commercial Pilot License Course is a package course in addition to includes course outline of all authorization exams obligatory to befall a specialized pilot viz. (i) Students Pilot authorization, (ii) Private Pilots authorization, (iii) Commercial Pilots authorization, (iv) Radio Telephony (Restricted)/Flight Radio Telephone Pilots License. Additionally, the CPL classes in particular covers all applicable subjects in element to get ahead of the Commercial Pilots authorization written examinations which are as follows: -

(1) Air directive
(2) Air course-plotting universal & Flight preparation
(3) Aviation Climatic Conditions Board
(4) Aircraft and Engine (industrial) universal in addition to precise
(5) Certificate of Proficiency / Radio Telephony (Restricted)-FRTOL

The course is of 16 weeks duration and it is recognised by the signatories member countries. The only exception is United Kingdom. In order to recognise the Indian CPL by the other countries, the pilots of Indian CPL has to sit for the aviation law exam of that particular country