Commercial Pilot License
OVERVIEW
A commercial pilot licence (CPL) is a type of pilot licence that permits the holder to act as a pilot of an aircraft and be paid for their work
ELIGIBILITY/BASIC REQUIREMENT
- Minimum Age:17
- Educational Qualification: passed Class Ten plus Two or an equivalent examination with Physics and Mathematics
- Medicaal Fitness: Class 1/2 Medical.
EXAMINATION
- Technical General
- Air Meterology
- Air Regulation
- RTR(A)
- Technical Specific
FLYING REQUIREMENT
| EXPERIENCE | HOURS |
|---|---|
|
Total hours |
200 |
|
PIC |
100 |
|
Cross country (PIC) |
50 |
|
Instrument time on A/C |
20 |
|
Instrument time on Sim |
20 |
|
Night PIC |
5 |
SKILL TEST
- General flying test by day
- General flying test by night
- A cross-country flight test by day 250nm
- A cross-country flying test by night 120nm
- Instrument Rating test
REFERENCE LINKS
DGCA
LEARNING PATH
The computer number is a permanent and unique number for each candidate. It is associated with all your flying logs and medicals
Visit Official Website https://www.dgca.gov.in/digigov-portal/jsp/dgca/common/login.jsp
Read Guidelines:
Create an New Account- New Registration
Navigate to the Relevant Section- Fill up the details, Upload the documents, pay the fees , send the documents to DGCA
Visit EGCA website
Apply for class I or class II medical appointment
Once Medical tests are done upload the Tests on EGCA portal
Get your Medical assessment online.
The DGCA CPL Ground Classes are a mandatory requirement for becoming a commercial pilot in India. It includes both theoretical and practical exams covering a range of topics from meteorology, air navigation, aircraft systems and aircraft performance.
To get your respective license you must have minimum flying hours on Aircraft including PIC and Dual as per DGCA requirements.
once you clear all your examination and Flying test successfully , you need to upload and submit all your documents to DGCA office to get your license
