CPL (IR/ME)

It is the primary professional pilots integrated course conducted at CAA on the basis of which you would be able to secure a job in an airline/general aviation sector or become a flying instructor.
Minimum Eligibility
Educational Qualification
10+2, with Physics and Mathematics
Medical
Class II Medical (Indian) with fitness certificate from designated medical practitioner.
Please note for issue of CPL License Class I Medical would be necessary
Age
17 years on date of joining CAA/ 18 Years for issue of CPL
Other
Adequate competency in English Language.
Aviation Qualification
NIL
Course Overview
Course Type
Full time : Ground Studies + Flying Training (Single Engine+Multi Engine) + Simulator + DGCA Examination
Duration
12 months approx
Batch Size
25 Students
Induction Time
Check batch date from the course calendar
Semesters
The course comprises of 4 semesters of 3 months each in which following milestones are achieved
Semester 1 - SPL (Basic Aircraft Knowledge + approx 15 Hrs of flying)
Semester 2 - PPL (Completion of 55 hours or more & issue of PPL subject to DGCA Exam Clearance)
Semester 3 - Centurian (Completion of 100 Hrs & above)
Semester 4 - CPL (Completion of 200 hours, including 20 hrs on Multi Engine)

Hours & Mode
Single Engine - 180 Hrs on Single Engine CESSNA-172 aircraft with Garmin - 1000
Multi Engine - 20 Hrs on Multi Engine Aircraft
Flight Simulator - 20 Hrs on Flight Simulator with 120 degree field of view and real time display of terrain and airports.
Ground Studies - 500 Hours
Curriculum Overview
Flying Training
    180 hrs on Single Engine Cessna-172 R aircraft with
    20 hrs on Multi Engine Aircraft with
    20 hrs on Flight Simulator with 120 degrees field of view and real time display of terrain and airports.
Ground Training
Ground Training consists of 500 hours which includes the subjects below:-
    Air Regulations, Principles of Flight, Aero Engines, Aircraft Systems, Flight Simulators, Navigation, Meteorology, Radio and Navigation aids, Human Performance & Limitations, Theory & Practical of Radio Telephony
Examinations and Tests
    Flying Tests would be conducted in accordance with DGCA rules and regulations by the CFI or a DGCA authorised examiner Ground subjects written tests would be conducted by DGCA according to published schedule. Test for Radio Telephony Restricted License would be conducted by Department of Telecommunications according to the published schedule.
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