DGCA Program

Introduction

Welcome to DGCA Pilot Training Program, tailored specifically for aspiring pilots in India. Our comprehensive training courses are designed to help you meet and exceed the requirements set forth by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). Whether you’re converting a foreign license or starting your journey to become a commercial pilot, we provide the highest quality training to ensure your success.

Why Choose Us?

Experienced Instructors

Our instructors are seasoned professionals with extensive experience in both training and active flying. They bring real-world insights and hands-on training techniques to ensure you gain practical and theoretical knowledge.

DGCA-Approved Training Aircraft

Experience top-notch flight training with our fleet of DGCA-approved aircraft, including the Cessna 172 and Piper PA28, both recognized as standard safety category aircraft. These aircraft are maintained to the highest standards, ensuring a safe, efficient, and effective learning environment. Training with DGCA-approved aircraft not only enhances your learning experience but also streamlines the process for converting your New Zealand CPL to a DGCA CPL at the end of your training.

Comprehensive Curriculum

Our curriculum is designed to cover all aspects of pilot training, from ground school to advanced flight training. We adhere to DGCA guidelines to ensure you receive the most relevant and up-to-date training.

Personalized Training Plans

We understand that every student is unique. Our personalized training plans are tailored to meet your specific needs and help you achieve your career goals efficiently.

Programs Offered

Commercial Pilot License (CPL)

Overview:
Obtain your CPL with our structured program that covers all DGCA requirements.

Duration:
12-18 months

Key Features:

• Ground School: Comprehensive theoretical knowledge
• Flight Training: Hands-on experience with qualified instructors
• Exam Preparation: Intensive preparation for DGCA exams

Minimum Requirements to Enroll for CPL Training:

• Proficiency in English Language: You should be able to understand, read, and write English to pursue your CPL course.
• Minimum Age: You can enroll in the pilot training program at 18 years of age as it would take a year to complete your pilot course and submit your documents for the issuance of a commercial pilot license. The minimum age for CPL issue is 18 years.
• Minimum Qualifications: Pass in 10+2 with Mathematics and Physics or a Diploma Equivalent. If your educational background is from other streams (e.g., commerce, arts), you will need to appear for Physics and Mathematics separately from recognized open schools such as NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling).

Medical Fitness:

• Class 1 Medicals: Class 1 initial medical assessment can be conducted only in five cities (Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi, Chennai, and Jorhat). You can request a Class 1 medical assessment date only after receiving Class 2 assessment from DGCA.

Instrument Rating (IR)

Overview:
Enhance your skills and safety with our IR course, crucial for operating in varied weather conditions.

Duration:
3-6 months

Key Features:

• Simulator Training: Realistic flight scenarios
• Advanced Navigation: Mastering instrument navigation techniques
• Skill Tests: Preparation and testing for IR endorsement

Conversion of New Zealand Flight crew licence to Indian Flight Crew Licence

Overview:
Seamlessly convert your foreign CPL to an Indian CPL with our dedicated program.

Duration:
Varies based on individual requirements

Key Features:

• Log Book Verification: Assistance with authenticated log book preparation
• Skill Tests: Conducted on DGCA-approved aircraft in India
• Regulatory Guidance: Support with understanding and meeting DGCA regulations

Program requirements

Admission Process

Eligibility Criteria:

• Minimum age: 18 years for CPL issuance
• Medical Fitness: Valid aviation Class 1 medical examination
• IELTS 5.5 or above

Application Steps:

Online Application: fill out our online application form and begin your training journey.

Document Submission: Submit required documents, including educational certificates, medical assessment, and log book (if applicable).

Assessment: Participate in an assessment interview and aptitude test.