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Commercial Pilot License Course Details and Fee Structure

A commercial pilot licence is a license that permits the holder to act as a pilot of a single-pilot or double-pilot aircraft and be paid for their work. The basic requirements to obtain the license and the privileges it confers are agreed upon internationally by the International Civil Aviation Organization.<br>

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Commercial Pilot License Course Details and Fee Structure

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  1. Commercial Pilot License Course Details and Fee Structure To be a pilot has always been the most exciting career option for students. Commercial Pilot as a career choice is not only challenging but also gives you very high reward in your career. So a career as a pilot not only gives advanced salaries but exciting experience and exposure. A commercial pilot license is a license that permits the holder to act as a pilot of a single-pilot or double-pilot aircraft and be paid for their work. The basic requirements to obtain the license and the privileges it confers are agreed upon internationally by the International Civil Aviation Organization. Eligibility For Commercial pilot License Candidate’s age should be minimum of 17 years or above. 12th Pass with Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics or diploma in engineering from a recognized board/University.

  2. Candidates passed from NIOS can also register for admission. The candidate must be medically fit. Fill out the form & register for the Aeronautical-CET Exam. For the Aeronautical-CET Exam visit: www.aeronauticalcet.in/online- registration Course Duration of Commercial Pilot License (CPL) In India to be a commercial pilot, a candidate must have a minimum total of 200 hours of flying which includes: 100 Hrs as Pilot in Command 50 Hrs Cross- country flying as a pilot in command 20 Hrs Instrument Flying 20 Hrs Simulator Training 10 Hrs in Night Flying The duration of this course is 18 months to 2 years. The regulation body in India is the Director- General of Civil Aviation (Govt. of India). Abroad to be a commercial pilot, a candidate must have a minimum total of 250 hours of training which can be completed in 6 months to 1 year depending on the country & flying training school you choose. Every country has its own regulatory body for Commercial pilot License (CPL). After having a license it can be converted to other countries also. Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Core Subjects In CPL Course Core Subjects: Air Navigation Air Regulations Aviation Meteorology Technical Specific Technical General( Aircraft and Engines) RTR( Radio Telephony Restricted) Admission to Commercial Pilot ( CPL) Course Fill out the form & Register for Aeronautical- CET Exam. To Register visit: https://www.aeronauticalcet.in/online-registration

  3. Based on All India Rank in the Aeronautical- CET Exam candidates can get admission to the best Flying Training School in India & abroad. Commercial Pilot( CPL) Course Fee Structure The fee for Commercial Pilot Course is from 15 to 50 lakh depending on the Flying Training Institute candidate chooses in India or Abroad. It also depends on the country you choose & training facility reputation of the Flying Training Institute. Commercial Pilot( CPL) Salary A pilot in India & abroad starts her or their career with a salary of over 1 lakh a month to 10 lakhs per month. Salary Package keeps on increasing as Flying Hours Experience increases of commercial Pilot.

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