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Educational Qualification : Pass in 10+2 with Maths and Physics (or) Equivalent
Age : 17 years completed
Medical : Medical fitness as per DGCA standard.
Generally airlines prefers pilots between 17 to 35 years of age, however if you have prior experience and you are below the age of 60 years, you may still join.
A student, who has passed 10 +2 from a recognized Board with “Commerce or Arts” subjects, should undergo bridge course in 10+2 with maths and physics from a recognized Board, to become eligible for CPL.
No minimum height prescribed. The individual has to obtain a cockpit check certified to manipulate controls and he should have an unobstructed view of the outside, if required by the aviation medical examiners.
As per DGCA standard, eyesight should be correctable to 6/6.Glasses are permissible.
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Weather, Aircraft Maintenance and availability of fuel AVGAS.
Placement assistance is given for meritorious Students. Meritorious students will be inducted as pilot in our “charter division” as and when required.
Yes, the Flying Star Aviator will send performance Report of each student, to the parents regularly.
Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is a statutory authority under the Ministry of Civil Aviation that overseas all issues regarding airworthiness and licencing of personnel in India. It is the authority to issue licences to pilots and has many other roles to oversee the issues and effective functioning of air transportation in India.
To learn more about DGCA, visit www.dgca.nic.in
Pilots have a lucrative career and if travelling is a passion, then this job is for you.
Networking with people of varied cultures across the globe, flying with a group of people who love their jobs and the airline biz is an exciting one. The career as a pilot is always different, it’s stimulating, interesting, and is extremely rewarding.
Yes, you may obtain an educational loan from any nationalized bank. We will provide any documents needed by your bank to help you to qualify for an educational loan.
Yes, as per the new DGCA norms you can complete the DGCA theory exams.
Pass in 12th standard from a recognized Board with maths and physics as per the norms of Association of Indian Universities (AIU) New Delhi. In addition, the student has to obtain “Security Clearance” from DGCA, which normally takes one to three months.