To obtain a Commercial Pilot Licence, most aviation authorities around the world require you to

• Be at least 18 years of age
• Have completed high school education, typically with Physics and Mathematics
• Hold a valid Class 1 Medical Certificate
• Accumulate a minimum of 200 hours of flight time
• Pass the required theoretical exams and flight skill tests
• Clear any additional licensing checks, such as radio communication exams (e.g., RTR or equivalent)

Requirements may vary slightly depending on the country’s aviation authority, so it’s important to check with the regulator where you plan to train or work.

To apply for airline pilot jobs, you need:

• A valid CPL issued by DGCA
• Multi-Engine and Instrument Rating
• RTR (Aero) license
• Minimum flying hours (as per job posting) Some airlines may also prefer or require Type Rating on specific aircraft.

To begin, follow these steps:

• Clear DGCA Class 2 Medical
• Enroll and start your Ground School
• Choose a DGCA-approved flying school
• Appear for Class 1 Medical
• Begin Flight Training and DGCA exams

We recommend starting with a good counseling session to plan your journey properly.