Aviation

Hello,
Basically there are ATO's and TRTO's who are authorized to conduct Type Rating Training for CPL holders. CAE, FSTC, HATS are few major type rating training facilities. You can visit their webpages and look for the eligibility requirements for various fleets. All the best.

Although, all the flying hours are logged and they can be produced in DGCA for the issue of License. DGCA has devised a separate rule for defense pilots who wish to join commercial aviation. It is called the FATA rule. You can go through the CAR on the DGCA website for the same for better details.

Is your Diploma equivalent to Class 12th PCM?
If yes, then you can join the training for CPL.
The requirement is to have class 12th with PCM 50% marks or equivalent.

Aviation academies to conduct their courses. A link is also provided on the IATA website to locate all such institutions, which are certified to conduct IATA programmes. You can find the details of those near you and ask about the evening batch if they conduct.

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Hello,
Reserved category like SC/ST/OBC, then you can seek for the freeships' and scholarships' which are specially crafted by the respective commissions, to allow the deprived category candidates in pursuing CPL training. The complete training cost is borne by the community commission which is given by the respective state/central government. For those who have AIRWING "C" Certificate, government provides free flying training of 50hours. Otherwise, bank loan is always an option but this is the most expensive way to pursue CPL as the interest rates are very high and not many banks provide such loans. All the best.

Hello,
The two basic and compulsory requirements for the issue of PPL are as under:
Age: Should have attained at least 16 Years of age
Education: Should have passed class 10th with Science.
Medical: Class 2nd Medical Certificate from a DGCA certified medical practitioner.
If you justify all the above, then you can go for PPL training.
Minimum age is a limiting factor but anyone at any age can do the training provided he/she clears the medicals.
All the best.

Hello,
DGCA impanelled doctors who are authorized to conduct the Class 1 medical examination for Pilots.
You will have to visit the DGCA webpage and look for them and accordingly take an appointment for the same.
All the best.

Hello,
Private License although it has got its own privileges and yes you can fly an aircraft after getting that. But, if you think of a job after PPL then it's next to impossible. No jobs are available for PPL holders, it is just an intermediate stage before CPL. All the best.

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All the best.