Pilot Training FAQs
Straight answers on DGCA exams, CPL eligibility, medicals, course fees and how to start training as a pilot in India.
FAQ About Pilot Training Institute
Answers to the most common questions for aspiring pilots and aviation students.
How long does it take to complete pilot training?
The duration varies depending on the type of pilot training: Private Pilot License (PPL): 6-12 months | Commercial Pilot License (CPL): 12-18 months | ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot License) Training: Additional experience after CPL
What is the salary of a commercial pilot?
Commercial pilot salaries vary by airline, experience, and aircraft type. Entry-level first officers can earn ₹1.5–3 lakh/month, while senior captains earn ₹5–10 lakh/month or more.
Can I get a scholarship for pilot training?
Yes! We One Aviation Academy offers up to 25% scholarship on select courses. Contact our counsellors to learn about available scholarships and loan assistance options.
Can I become a pilot if I wear glasses?
Yes, you can become a pilot if you wear glasses, provided your corrected vision meets DGCA Class 1 medical standards. Contact us for detailed medical eligibility guidance.
What are DGCA ground classes, and why are they important?
DGCA ground classes cover aviation subjects like Meteorology, Navigation, Air Regulations, and Technical General, preparing students for DGCA exams required for obtaining a pilot license.
What Are The Eligibility Criteria for Pilot Training?
Minimum age: 17 years for CPL | Educational qualification: 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics | Medical fitness: Class 1 Medical Certificate from an approved medical examiner
What is a Pilot Training Institute?
A Pilot Training Institute like We One Aviation Academy provides coaching to clear DGCA exams required to become a professional pilot — similar to how coaching centres help students clear NEET or IIT JEE.