How can I get a job of pilot in US and UK after completing my pilot training from an Indian pilot training institute?

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9 years ago

Hello Rahul If you have done your pilot training from India and have Indian pilot license issued by DGCA then for job in US and UK you have to go there and convert your Indian pilot license to their civil aviation authority rule then only you can fly in that country . Before that you have to find a

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Undertaker Rahul | Beginner-Level 4

9 years ago

sir do I have to get a degree to become pilot

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